Armchain Developer Docs
Welcome to Armchain
Post-Quantum Secure · EVM-Compatible · Instant Finality
Armchain is a Layer 1 blockchain built for the post-quantum era. If you're familiar with Ethereum development, you'll feel right at home, deploy the same Solidity contracts you already know, but with quantum-resistant security and instant transaction finality.
Under the hood, Armchain replaces traditional ECDSA signatures with ML-DSA44 (a NIST-standardized post-quantum algorithm) and uses Lachesis aBFT consensus so transactions are final the moment they're confirmed. No waiting, no rollbacks.
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Why Armchain?
Quantum-resistant from day one: All signatures use ML-DSA44 (NIST FIPS 204), protecting against future quantum attacks
Instant finality: Transactions are final the moment they're confirmed. No waiting for block confirmations
EVM compatible: Write and deploy Solidity smart contracts just like on Ethereum (London fork)
High throughput: DAG-based consensus lets all validators work in parallel, not one at a time
ARM token: Native token for gas fees, staking, and governance
Network at a Glance
Chain ID
55
Native Token
ARM
RPC URL
https://www.armchain.org/devnet
Finality
Instant (aBFT)
EVM Version
London
Signature Algorithm
ML-DSA44
Quick test: Verify connectivity with a single curl command:
Documentation
Getting Started
What Armchain is and why it matters
Deploy your first contract in minutes
Connect your tools to Armchain
Developers
Writing and deploying Solidity contracts
Drop-in ethers.js replacement with PQC signing
Connect your dApp to a wallet
Architecture
How Armchain achieves instant finality
The directed acyclic graph powering the network
How the EVM runs on Armchain
From submission to finality
Post-Quantum Cryptography
Why Armchain uses post-quantum cryptography
Algorithm parameters and performance
Type 3 PQC transaction format
Node Operators
Choose the right node configuration
Local development network
All node configuration options
Tools & Infrastructure
Browse blocks, transactions, and contracts
Official browser extension wallet
Get devnet ARM tokens
API Reference
Ethereum-compatible JSON-RPC endpoints
DAG, validator, and Armchain-specific endpoints
Resources
Maintained by the Armchain team · Last updated March 2026
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