Learn about Concordium
Understand the fundamentals and key features of the infrastructure.
Build with Confidence
Build the future of the agentic economy on Concordium's reliable, secure infrastructure. Create real-world solutions on a purpose-built foundation with accountability and verification at its core.
Get Started
Unlock real-world use cases on Concordium's reliable infrastructure. Learn, develop, or contribute by running a node and helping secure the network.
Tutorials
Master Concordium’s infrastructure with tutorials designed to teach by doing. Follow structured guides to develop and deploy.
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Concordium Developer Community
Connect with builders, share ideas, and collaborate on what comes next. The Concordium developer community is a place to learn, get support, and contribute to real-world on-chain innovation.
Concordium Wallet Access
Access your wallet anytime, on any device to leverage your CCD to build on Concordium.
iOS
Concordium Wallet for iOS allows users to create and manage their Concordium identities, accounts, AI agents, and securely interact with the infrastructure.
Android
Concordium Wallet for Android provides a secure and efficient way to manage Concordium identities, accounts, AI agents and transactions on the go.
Browser / Chrome
Concordium Wallet for Web supports Brave, Opera, Edge, and Chrome, enabling dApp access, CIS-2 management, delegation, and AI agent registration.
Desktop
Concordium Wallet for Desktop enables secure multi-user approvals for businesses and requires a Ledger Nano S+, X, Flex or Stax for transactions. Install via Ledger Live.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about building on Concordium.
Why Build on Concordium?
Concordium provides a secure, scalable, and regulatory-ready infrastructure designed for real-world applications. With its built-in ID layer, predictable fees, and high-performance smart contracts, developers can build with confidence while ensuring compliance and privacy.
How Do I Get Started?
Start by exploring the developer documentation and setting up a development environment. Follow tutorials on writing smart contracts, interacting with the infrastructure, and running a node.
What Programming Languages Are Supported?
Smart contracts on Concordium support multi-languages via WASM, but are currently only written in Rust using the Concordium smart contract framework. Off-chain applications can be built with any language that supports interaction with Concordium’s APIs and SDKs.
What Is the Concordium ID Layer?
The ID layer ensures that users and businesses can verify their identities while maintaining privacy. It integrates seamlessly with transactions, allowing compliance-ready applications without exposing unnecessary data.
How Does Concordium Handle Privacy?
Concordium uses zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) to preserve the privacy of user data, while ensuring that identity verification remains possible when required. This balances privacy with regulatory needs.
Does Concordium Have a Testnet or Devnet?
Yes. Concordium provides a testnet for developers to experiment, deploy, and test applications before going live on the mainnet. Faucet access is available for testing transactions.
Where Can I Find Documentation & Examples?
The developer documentation contains everything from infrastructure fundamentals to code examples and API references. Tutorials and sample projects are also available to help you get started.
How Do I Deploy a Smart Contract?
Deploying a smart contract involves writing it in Rust, compiling it to Wasm, and deploying via the Concordium client or SDKs. Detailed deployment guides can be found in the documentation.
What Support Channels Are Available?
Join the developer community on Discord and the Concordium forum.
How Can I Report Issues or Contribute to Concordium’s Codebase?
Report bugs and suggest improvements via the GitHub repository. Developers are encouraged to contribute by submitting pull requests, reviewing open issues, or engaging in discussions on the project’s development.
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