zkVerify Tutorials
Overview
In this section, we aim to provide end-users with step-by-step guides to achieve their goals with zkVerify!
How to get started
To get started:
- Users should first get a wallet and connect it to the network.
- Then users should request some $ACME testnet tokens.
- From there it's possible to proceed in a few different ways. Follow the specific tutorial for:
- Porting your dApp to zkVerify,
- Deploying a zkRollup for zkSync or for Polygon CDK.
- Simply submitting proofs via Tenderly or using the TypeScript Example.
- Running a node and participating in the zkVerify network.
Troubleshooting
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I can’t find my transaction on your block explorer.
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We recently changed the SS58Prefix for our chain.
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This means that your wallet address needs to be transformed.
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Enter your address (which would start with 5xxx) into this site:
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Turn on the “Custom Prefix” and set the value to 251.
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Here’s an example:
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SS58 Address: 5Ey6TCDTYLKu1BwUWdZPDpC8RPhkCwRLdUDah7Da1wyKWhSU
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Turn on the “Custom Prefix” and set the value to 251.
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Hit “Convert.”
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The output is: xpi72tyvr2adaKPnMdsm5v4UcKZnimzJTQ6kPvgEabf2qcwFA
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