Apps & Products

 Dusk is a layer-1 blockchain for regulated financial markets, where real-world assets are issued, settled and traded onchain. This is what we've shipped: the apps people use today, the network they run on, the open-source tools for building on it, and the cryptography underneath. Community apps and ecosystem partners are listed in the ecosystem directory. New to Dusk? Start with the Web Wallet, or see what you can build.

Apps

 First-party applications, live on mainnet.

Network

 The chain layers Dusk operates.
  • Mainnet

    DuskDS

     The settlement, consensus and data-availability layer. Live on mainnet since January 2025.
    Read the docs
  • Testnet

    DuskEVM

     EVM-equivalent execution layer built on the OP Stack, settling on DuskDS. Testnet live, mainnet pending.
    Read the docs

Developer tools

 Open-source libraries and frameworks for building on Dusk.
  • Open source

    Forge

     Smart-contract development framework for Dusk.
    View on GitHub
  • Open source

    Connect

     Lightweight SDK to connect dApps to any Dusk-compatible wallet.
    View on GitHub
  • Open source

    Duskit

     A library of packages for building Dusk web apps.
    View on GitHub
  • Open source

    W3sper

     The JavaScript client for Dusk nodes: queries, account and shielded-state sync, and contract reads.
    View on GitHub

Cryptography

 The zero-knowledge and signature libraries behind the protocol, written in Rust.
  • Open source

    PLONK

     A pure-Rust implementation of the PLONK zero-knowledge proof system.
    View on GitHub
  • Open source

    Poseidon252

     A reference implementation of the Poseidon zk-friendly hash function.
    View on GitHub
  • Open source

    BLS12-381 signatures

     BLS signatures on the BLS12-381 curve, used in Dusk's consensus.
    View on GitHub
  • Open source

    JubJub Schnorr

     Schnorr signatures over the JubJub curve, using the Poseidon hash.
    View on GitHub
Want to check our work? Read the security audits, watch the live network on the block explorer, and browse the source on GitHub. Looking for what you can build with Dusk? See the use cases or the developer docs.