Deploying a dApp
Realio Network currently restricts who can deploy smart contracts on the EVM. This is not a technical limitation of the chain — it's a permissioning layer so that every contract deployed on Realio Network has been reviewed beforehand. If you want to deploy a dApp, you'll need to go through the following process before you can send a contract-creation transaction.
1. Request a review
Contact the Realio team through Realio Support and share your project's public, verifiable source code. The team will review it before it can be considered for deployment access.
2. Apply through governance
Once your contract has been reviewed, apply to have your deployer address allow-listed by submitting a governance proposal. Only after the proposal passes will your address be able to deploy contracts on Realio Network.
Reach out to Realio Support early, before your source code is finalized — getting review feedback ahead of submitting your governance proposal will save you a round trip.
3. Deploy
Once your deployer address is approved on-chain, you can deploy like on any other EVM chain — via Hardhat, Foundry, Remix, or any other tool that speaks the standard Ethereum JSON-RPC. See EVM Compatibility for chain IDs and endpoints.