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Arbitrum

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Last updated 2 years ago

Arbitrum is an Ethereum scaling solution that provides high throughput and low-cost smart contract execution.

Arbitrum is EVM-compatible, and developers can connect via Arbitrum's node API. The Arbitrum node is compatible with Ethereum's JSON-RPC API implementation, which allows using tools such as Infura, Truffle, and MetaMask. For Ethereum JSON-RPC API usage examples, please see our Ethereum documentation.

For more information on Arbitrum please see their .

To use the Arbitrum blockchain, create a Web3 project and add the Arbitrum network add-on.

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