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Learn how to interact with Validium

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Last updated 4 months ago

Welcome to the Quickstart!

This tutorial will help you to learn how to write, compile and deploy smart contracts to Validium. In the first step, you will build and deploy a simple contract and interact with it by sending messages. The second section will have you creating your own ERC20 token and the final section will introduce a specialized feature of Validium, native account abstraction and paymasters.

This section is designed for developers new to Validium and uses online IDE's - Remix and AtlasZK - to help you learn as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Get started

  • If you haven't already added Validium to your wallet, follow the instructions in .

  • Continue to to quickly deploy a contract onto Validium.

  • If you are familiar with Validium and want to develop using zksync-cli locally on your machine, you can jump over to the section.

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