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Get started with Arbitrum | Arbitrum Docs For AI agents: a documentation index is available at the root level at /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt. Append .md to any URL for the markdown version of that page. Skip to main content Reactivate your Stylus contracts to ensure they remain callable - here’s how to do it. Arbitrum Docs Get started Build apps Build with Solidity Build with Stylus Arbitrum essentials Machine Payments Protocol (MPP) Launch a chain Run a node Use the bridge How it works Notices Get started Arbitrum: introduction Build apps Arbitrum essentials Run an Arbitrum chain Run an Arbitrum node Arbitrum bridge How Arbitrum works Chain info Glossary Contribute FAQ Notices Audit reports Third-party docs DAO docs Prysm docs On this page Get started with Arbitrum Arbitrum is the finance-native platform providing infrastructure for applications, tokenization, and dedicated chains. These docs explain the protocols, chains, services, and SDKs developers use to build on the Arbitrum platform. In the programmable economy, markets, transactions, and business processes run in software. Arbitrum provides the infrastructure for those systems to execute with configurable rules and Ethereum settlement. If you're ready to start building, try the Solidity quickstart or Stylus quickstart . Understand Arbitrum Learn how Arbitrum scales Ethereum. Arbitrum introduction A FAQ-style overview of Arbitrum's finance-native platform. Inside Nitro A technical deep dive into Nitro's architecture. Inside AnyTrust A technical deep dive into the AnyTrust protocol. Nitro whitepaper The original whitepaper that introduced Nitro. DAO governance Docs for members of the Arbitrum DAO. Build decentralized apps Deploy smart contracts to Arbitrum One, Arbitrum Nova, or any Arbitrum chain. Quickstart (Solidity) Deploy your first Solidity smart contract to Arbitrum using Remix. Quickstart (Rust) Deploy your first Rust smart contract using Arbitrum Stylus. Explore Stylus Write EVM-compatible smart contracts in Rust, C, and other languages that compile to Wasm. Chain info Chain IDs, RPC endpoints, and network parameters. Launch your own chain Launch a dedicated chain using the Arbitrum platform. Configure execution, gas tokens, data availability, governance, and validation for your product's requirements. A gentle introduction Understand Arbitrum chains' value proposition and use cases. Deploy a chain Use the Arbitrum chain SDK to configure and deploy your chain's core contracts. Configure your chain Set up throughput, gas tokens, data availability, governance, and more. Migrate from another stack Move an existing chain to Arbitrum technology. Run a node Run the machines that power the Arbitrum ecosystem. Run a full node Access Arbitrum chains without connecting to a third-party node. Run an archive node Access extensive historical data for advanced analytical purposes. Run a feed relay Distribute the sequencer feed across multiple nodes. Configure a DAC Run a Data Availability Server for AnyTrust chains. Bridge tokens Move ETH and ERC-20 tokens between Ethereum and Arbitrum chains. Quickstart (bridge) Step-by-step instructions for first-time bridge users. Arbitrum bridge Transfer tokens between Ethereum, Arbitrum One, Arbitrum Nova, and other Arbitrum chains. Arbitrum Portal Discover dApps deployed on Arbitrum. Edit this page Last updated on Aug 27, 2026 Next Arbitrum: introduction Understand Arbitrum Build decentralized apps Launch your own chain Run a node Bridge tokens Ecosystem Arbitrum.io Arbitrum chains Arbitrum Foundation Arbitrum whitepaper Products Portal Bridge Network status Governance docs Community Discord Twitter Youtube Medium Blog Resources Support Bug Bounties Research forum Careers © 2026 Offchain Labs · Privacy Policy · Terms of Service