We encourage experienced developers or companies to install the BSN Spartan Data Center to enjoy the full potential of the network. To learn how to install a BSN Spartan Data Center, please visit the BSN Spartan Network Website.
Get a Wallet Address
A wallet is like your personal account on the Spartan Network, and the private key of the wallet is the only identifier of the account. Please make sure that the private key is secure. We recommend using Metamask to create your wallet address.
Chain Access Info
The Spartan Network has a multi-chain architecture. You need to choose which Non-Cryptocurrency Public Chain you want to deploy and execute your smart contracts. For more information on these chains, please click here.
Top Up Gas Credit
Gas Credit is consumed in wallets to execute smart contract transactions on the Spartan Network. You can use credit cards or USDC to purchase Gas Credits from the Data Center (Red Date Tech) via which you gain access to the network.
Developer Documentation
The BSN Spartan Developer Manual will help you understand all the processes and operations of how to develop decentralized applications on the Spartan Network. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact us.
Contract Marketplace
We provide four groups of open-source smart contracts in the Contract Marketplace for developers in different stages of expertise and experience. If you are new to blockchain, we encourage you to start with the Beginner Contacts.
Tutorial Video
Technical Documentation
Learn more about the Non-Cryptocurrency Public Chains
- About Spartan-I Chain
- Ethereum Development Documentation
- Solidity Lang
- Web3j Document
- Web3.js Document
- About Spartan-II Chain
- API Introduction
- CLI Client Commands
- Solidity Lang
- Web3j Document
- Spartan-II Chain GoLang SDK
- About Spartan-III Chain
- Polygon Edge API
- How to Use Smart Contracts
- Solidity Lang
- Web3j Document
- Web3.js Document
Technical Support & Community
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