Getting started with Concordium

I want to learn more about the Concordium concepts

Read about our project on concordium.com.

Read about the various concepts:

• Identities

• Accounts

• Delegation

• Validation

Use the glossary of terms to learn the language.

I want to learn more about Concordium wallets

• I’m not sure what kind of wallet I want

• I want a web wallet

• I want a wallet for an Android phone

• I want a wallet for an iOS phone

• I want a wallet I can run on a desktop computer that uses a hardware wallet

I want to run a node

See the node requirements.

I want to run a node on:

• Docker

• Linux/ubuntu

• Windows

• Mac

I want to stake CCD to earn more CCD

The staking options on Concordium are validation or delegation. To be a validator you must run a node and have a minimum of 500000 CCDs in an account. There is no minimum amount of CCDs needed to delegate.

• I want to learn more about validation and delegation before continuing.

• I have enough funds to be a validator.

• I only want to delegate to a staking pool or passive delegation.

I want to build a dApp that uses Concordium’s ID layer

See the tutorial for a gallery that uses ID proofs for access.

I want to learn about smart contracts at Concordium

Start with an introduction to smart contracts.

I want to write a smart contract

Start by setting up the tools needed to write smart contracts. Concordium uses Rust as the language for smart contracts. This guide lists all the tools and environments needed to write smart contracts.

Once you have set up the tools, you can write your contract. To see examples click here. To start a new project click here.

I want to have a dApp that interacts with my smart contract

See the wCCD tutorial or the Piggy Bank tutorial.

I want to mint NFTs

See the NFT minting tutorial.

I want to make an NFT marketplace

See the NFT marketplace tutorial.