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  • Introduction
  • Radius testnet access
  • Quickstart
    • Command line
    • Go
    • JavaScript
    • Postman
    • Python
    • Rust
    • TypeScript
  • How to
    • Create a Private Key
    • Get testnet ETH tokens
    • Deploy a smart contract
  • Concepts
    • Ethereum transaction types
  • Tutorials
  • Radius SDKs
  • API Reference
    • eth_blockNumber
    • eth_call
    • eth_chainId
    • eth_createAccessList
    • eth_estimateGas
    • eth_feeHistory
    • eth_gasPrice
    • eth_getBalance
    • eth_getBlock
    • eth_getBlockByHash
    • eth_getBlockByNumber
    • eth_getBlockTransactionCountByHash
    • eth_getBlockTransactionCountByNumber
    • eth_getCode
    • eth_getLogs
    • eth_getStorageAt
    • eth_getTransactionByBlockHashAndIndex
    • eth_getTransactionByBlockNumberAndIndex
    • eth_getTransactionByHash
    • eth_getTransactionCount
    • eth_getTransactionReceipt
    • eth_sendRawTransaction
    • eth_sendTransaction
    • net_version
    • web3_clientVersion
    • web3_sha3
    • web3_getTransactionCount
  • Release Notes
  • Whitepaper
  • Radius Discord
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NextRadius testnet access

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Radius is a massively scalable smart contract processing engine built to move money and other assets seamlessly around the world.

Traditional payment systems like credit cards and ACH, as well as public and private blockchains, are too slow, expensive, and rigid for AI agent-to-agent payments and other emerging use cases.

By executing transactions in parallel, Radius is able to settle millions of transactions per second in real-time at near-zero cost.

Radius can serve as a drop-in replacement for Ethereum and other EVM platforms, and is ideal for an AI-driven economy where high frequency micropayments are the norm.

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