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Four short routes through this documentation, one for each thing people actually come here to do.

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Documentation version
2026.08
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everyone
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Pick the row that matches what you are doing today. Every route is short on purpose.

You own units, an NFT, or a Realm, and you want to keep them.

  1. Learn the model: what is ARC-20 and what are Atomicals.
  2. Run the checks in safety fundamentals.
  3. Pick a wallet that understands coloured outputs: choose a wallet.
  4. Separate fee money from coloured money: protect coloured outputs.
  5. Before any move, model it: allocation visualizer.
  6. After broadcast, confirm the result: verify a transaction.

You are launching a token, a collection, or a name.

  1. Decide the issuance shape: direct, fixed DFT, or perpetual DFT.
  2. Understand what a ticker actually reserves: tickers and candidates.
  3. Budget the work: Bitwork and the Bitwork estimator.
  4. Build the command: CLI reference and the command builder.
  5. For collections: Containers then DMINT.
  6. For names: claim a Realm and Unicode and IDNA.

You are integrating an API, a wallet, or an indexer.

  1. Read the source of truth model first. It decides how much you can trust any response.
  2. Take the contracts: OpenAPI and schemas.
  3. Generate a client: TypeScript client.
  4. Handle the hard parts: cursors, reorgs, readiness.
  5. Prove your builder: conformance vectors.
  6. Wire the wallet: wallet integration.

You run or depend on the indexes.

  1. Generations, checkpoints, and rollback.
  2. Readiness against configured and what each state means to a caller.
  3. Unavailable index against empty balance, the difference that causes support tickets.
  4. Versioning and deprecation so consumers are warned before behavior changes.