# Getting Started

Ryoshi is a zkEVM Layer 2 network built on Ethereum, powered by [Polygon CDK](https://wiki.polygon.technology/docs/cdk/) - a zkEVM stack for building Ethereum L2 scaling solutions. Developers can easily deploy their existing contracts on zkEVM, and users can move their assets from Ethereum and conduct transactions off-chain. These transactions are bundled into groups with a zero-knowledge proof to verify their validity.

## Mainnet Configuration

You can add Ryoshi by inputting the following network info: (Mainnet info TBC)

| Properties              | Network Details |
| ----------------------- | --------------- |
| Network name            | Ryoshi Network  |
| RPC URL                 |                 |
| Chain ID                |                 |
| Token symbol            | SHIB            |
| Block explorer URL      |                 |
| Ethereum Smart Contract |                 |

You can also simply add Ryoshi to MetaMask

## Testnet Configuration

You can add Ryoshi Testnet by inputting the following network info:

| Properties              | Network Details                                                                   |
| ----------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Network name            | Ryoshi Testnet                                                                    |
| RPC URL                 | <https://zkevm.ryoshiresearch.com>                                                |
| Chain ID                | 117722                                                                            |
| Token symbol            | SHIB                                                                              |
| Block explorer URL      | [https://explorer.ryoshiresearch.com](<https://explorer.ryoshiresearch.com&#xA;>) |
| Ethereum Smart Contract | 0x6Ab9dF51b1B794f89da427317b5fb1d9Be610F8d                                        |


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