EVM workflow
Use Solidity, common wallets, and familiar deployment pipelines.
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Developer Hub
Deploy smart contracts, integrate APIs, use SDKs, and ship production DApps on JWW Network.
RPC Uptime
99.99%SDKs
6Deploy Time
<5mTestnet
LiveFamiliar tooling for serious builders.
A developer page with TRON-like clarity: fast entry points, prominent tooling, and a grid of resources for shipping applications.
Data access
Query blocks, accounts, logs, events, and token transfers through stable endpoints.
Production support
Move from faucet testing to audited deployments with a clear release process.
Developer Resources
Quick StartDeploy a sample contract and call it from a frontend.RPC GatewayLow-latency HTTP and WebSocket endpoints.JWW SDKTypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java, and mobile tooling.Explorer APIsIndex transactions, balances, and token events.FaucetRequest testnet JWWT for contract testing.Bug BountyReport protocol and application vulnerabilities.
Builder path
Prototype
Build locally with EVM tooling.
Test
Use faucet, testnet, and explorer logs.
Audit
Review permissions, contracts, and failure states.
Launch
Deploy and join ecosystem discovery.
Common Questions
Is JWW EVM compatible?
Yes. JWW is designed around familiar smart contract workflows, RPC access, SDKs, and explorer tooling.
Can I use the wallet without custody risk?
JWW Wallet is positioned as non-custodial, with users controlling keys, approvals, and account recovery choices.
How do builders join the ecosystem?
Builders can start with the developer hub, request test tokens, deploy contracts, and apply for ecosystem support.