Documentation Index
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Deploy Solidity smart contracts on StableNet using Foundry, Hardhat, or any EVM-compatible toolchain. Existing contracts deploy without modification.For WKRC payment flows inside contracts, see Stablecoin Transfers. To sponsor gas for your contract users, see Fee Delegation.
Quickstarts
Deploy with Foundry
Beginner. Write, test, and deploy a Solidity contract using Foundry.
Deploy with Hardhat
Beginner. Deploy using Hardhat and ethers.js.
Why StableNet for smart contracts
Standard EVM execution
Standard EVM execution
StableNet runs the EVM, so Solidity contracts, ABIs, and existing development tools work without changes. Deploy the same bytecode you’d deploy on Ethereum or other EVM chains. See EVM Compatibility for the full list of supported opcodes and any differences.
Foundry and Hardhat support
Foundry and Hardhat support
Configure Foundry with
eth_rpc_url = "https://api.test.stablenet.network" in foundry.toml, or add StableNet as a network in your Hardhat config. All standard commands (forge deploy, hardhat deploy, cast call) work as expected.Predictable deployment costs
Predictable deployment costs
Gas fees are denominated in WKRC (KRW-pegged). Deployment costs stay predictable in fiat terms, which matters for production planning. The minimum
maxPriorityFeePerGas is 27,600 Gwei.1-second finality for contract interactions
1-second finality for contract interactions
Contract calls confirm in under one second with deterministic finality. No need to poll for multiple confirmations or handle probabilistic reorgs. See 1-Second Finality.
System contracts for advanced use cases
System contracts for advanced use cases
StableNet exposes governance system contracts (
GovValidator, GovMasterMinter, GovCouncil) on-chain. These can be queried from your contracts or front-end for governance-aware application logic. See Contract Addresses.
