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EVM contracts
Deploy Solidity contracts with the Web3 tools you already know.
- Contract call
- EVM execution
- State transition
- Consensus
AppLayer Engine
A blockchain built for real work.
Run familiar EVM contracts and fast C++ programs on one chain built for apps that do more than move tokens.
Two ways to run code
Familiar tools.
Faster code when you need it.
Use standard EVM contracts or compiled C++ programs. Pick the one that fits your app.
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Fast C++ Programs
Run C++ programs directly on the chain while they keep their working state.
- App calls a contract
- Run the C++ program
- Programs talk directly
- Consensus
How the engine works
Less translation. Less wasted work.
Run compiled code
C++ programs run as optimized machine code instead of translating every tiny instruction.
Working memory stays ready
Programs keep their working data in clear, typed structures.
Programs talk directly
C++ programs can call each other directly without packing and unpacking every message.
All-or-nothing changes
Every change succeeds together or gets safely undone.
The network still checks the result
Code speed and full network speed are different. We report them separately.
Speed test
1M+ swaps / second
Test run in a simulated decentralized environmentThis test measured compiled contract code in a simulated decentralized environment. It did not measure the speed of the live public network.
- Reported average code run: under 0.8 microseconds
- Reported block time in the simulation: about 300–500 ms
Check our work
The proof starts in the code.
The public BDK C++ code shows how AppLayer runs contracts, stores state, and handles transactions.
Start with one real job
Give your AI workers rules they cannot ignore.
Show us one job. We will map who does what, who approves it, what counts as proof, and when payment happens.