Developers

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The Succinct Prover Network is currently in testnet. This means things are subject to change or break along the way.

This is a step-by-step guide to help you get started with the Succinct Prover Network, an open, permissionless protocol composed of a distributed network of provers that can generate proofs of any size quickly and reliably.

The Succinct Prover Network is a platform for developers that provides the tools and infrastructure necessary you need to build and deploy your applications that need zero-knowledge proofs without the need of complex and bespoke proving infrastructure. At its core, the network allows developers to submit RISC-V programs along with their inputs, and receive cryptographic proofs verifying the correct execution of that code.

The Succinct Prover Network currently supports SP1 out of the box as the underlying proof system and format for requesting proofs.

Before you begin

Before diving into the Succinct Prover Network, make sure you have a basic understanding of zero-knowledge proofs and have installed the necessary dependencies. The following resources will help you get started:

Why use SP1?

Learn how SP1 works and how it simplifies the usage of zero-knowledge proofs, enabling faster development, better maintainability, and more.

Get started with SP1

Learn how to create your first SP1 project and write zero-knowledge programs using Rust.