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!!! smartcontract "PolkaVM Preview Release"
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PolkaVM smart contracts with Ethereum compatibility are in **early-stage development and may be unstable or incomplete**.
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Polkadot allows scalable execution of smart contracts, offering cross-chain compatibility and lower fees than legacy L1 platforms. Polkadot provides developers with flexibility in building smart contracts, supporting both Solidity contracts executed by the [PolkaVM](/polkadot-protocol/smart-contract-basics/polkavm-design#polkavm){target=\_blank} (a Polkadot-native virtual machine for programming languages that can be compiled down to RISC-V) and EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine), as well as Wasm-based contracts using ink! (written in Rust).
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Polkadot allows scalable execution of smart contracts, offering cross-chain compatibility and lower fees than legacy L1 platforms. Polkadot provides developers with flexibility in building smart contracts, supporting both Solidity contracts executed by the [PolkaVM](/polkadot-protocol/smart-contract-basics/polkavm-design#polkavm){target=\_blank} (a Polkadot-native virtual machine for programming languages that can be compiled down to RISC-V) and EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine), as well as Rust-based contracts using ink!.
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This section provides tools, resources, and guides for building and deploying smart contracts on parachains. [Parachains](/polkadot-protocol/architecture/parachains/overview/){target=\_blank} are specialized blockchains connected to the relay chain, benefiting from shared security and interoperability. Depending on your language and environment preference, you can develop contracts using Wasm/ink! or EVM-based solutions.
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This section provides tools, resources, and guides for building and deploying smart contracts on parachains. [Parachains](/polkadot-protocol/architecture/parachains/overview/){target=\_blank} are specialized blockchains connected to the relay chain, benefiting from shared security and interoperability. Depending on your language and environment preference, you can develop contracts using Rust/ink! or EVM-based solutions.
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## Smart Contract Development Process
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- **EVM-compatible parachains**: Provide access to Ethereum's extensive developer ecosystem, smart contract portability, and established tooling like Hardhat, Remix, Foundry, and OpenZeppelin. The main options include Moonbeam (the first full Ethereum-compatible parachain serving as an interoperability hub), Astar (featuring dual VM support for both EVM and WebAssembly contracts), and Acala (DeFi-focused with enhanced Acala EVM+ offering advanced DeFi primitives).
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- **WebAssembly (ink!)**: `pallet-contracts` supports any language that compiles to WebAssembly, with ink! being the primary actively maintained Rust-based framework. It uses [`#[ink(...)]`](https://use.ink/docs/v5/macros-attributes/){target=\_blank} attribute macros to create Polkadot SDK-compatible Wasm bytecode, offering strong memory safety from Rust, an advanced type system, high-performance Wasm execution, and platform independence with sandboxed security.
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- **Rust (ink!)**: ink! is a Rust-based framework that can compile down to Wasm or PolkaVM. It uses [`#[ink(...)]`](https://use.ink/docs/v5/macros-attributes/){target=\_blank} attribute macros to create Polkadot SDK-compatible PolkaVM bytecode, offering strong memory safety from Rust, an advanced type system, high-performance PolkaVM execution, and platform independence with sandboxed security.
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Each environment provides unique advantages based on developer preferences and application requirements.

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