Overview
ZKScore supports multiple blockchain networks, allowing users to maintain their reputation and identity across different chains.Supported Networks
Mainnet Networks
- Ethereum: Primary network with full feature support
- Polygon: Layer 2 scaling solution
- Arbitrum: Optimistic rollup
- Base: Coinbase Layer 2
Testnet Networks
- Goerli: Ethereum testnet
- Mumbai: Polygon testnet
- Arbitrum Goerli: Arbitrum testnet
Cross-Chain Identity
Identity Portability
ZKScore identities are portable across all supported networks:Network-Specific Operations
Cross-Chain Score Aggregation
Multi-Chain Scores
Score Synchronization
Network Configuration
Client Configuration
Network Switching
Cross-Chain Attestations
Attestation Portability
Cross-Chain Verification
Gas Optimization
Network Selection
Batch Operations
React Multi-Chain Integration
Network Provider
Network Selector Component
Best Practices
Network Selection
- Gas Costs: Consider gas costs when choosing networks
- Speed: Use faster networks for time-sensitive operations
- Security: Use more secure networks for high-value operations
- Compatibility: Ensure your application supports the chosen network
Cross-Chain Operations
- Synchronization: Regularly sync data across networks
- Consistency: Maintain consistent data across all networks
- Error Handling: Handle network-specific errors gracefully
- Fallbacks: Provide fallback options for network failures