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SettleMint makes it easy for any developer to build, deploy and integrate blockchain applications rapidly. How? By radically simplifying the entire blockchain development process through our Blockchain Transformation platform. This drastically reduces the complexity and the time needed for each step in the blockchain development process.
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When launching a blockchain development project, the selection of a blockchain protocol is one of the most important decisions that has to be made. Protocols matter because they determine the scope of functionality your application can provide.
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Learn about the SettleMint Partner program and how to become a partner on our [Partner Program Page](https://www.settlemint.com/partner-program).
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### Clients already using SettleMint
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Clients already using SettleMint can request to transfer their organization to yours.
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Clients already using SettleMint can request to transfer their organization to yours.
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The client selects [join a partner](/account-billing/join-a-partner) from their account to start the process.
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For clients new to SettleMint, you will be redirected to the client's SettleMint Dashboard. You can begin to [create applications](/using-the-platform/create-an-application.md) and [invite members to your client's organization](../../launch-platform/managed-cloud-deployment/about-organizations/).
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For clients new to SettleMint, you will be redirected to the client's SettleMint Dashboard. You can begin to [create applications](/using-the-platform/create-an-application.md) and [invite members to your client's organization](/launching-the-platform/managed-cloud-deployment/about-organizations).
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Clients already using SettleMint will receive an email confirming the transfer of the client's organization. You will see their organization shown under the `Clients & apps` list on the main dashboard.
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[Learn here how to interact with your Arbitrum node.](3_arbitrum-connect-to-a-node.md)
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[Learn here how to interact with your Arbitrum node.](./connect-to-a-node)
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Working with complex or large data in your dApp can be a challenge. In the SettleMint platform we provide you with a [middleware solution](../../../using-platform/7_middleware.md) that allows you to index and query this data easily and efficiently.
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Working with complex or large data in your dApp can be a challenge. In the SettleMint platform we provide you with a [middleware solution](/building-with-settlemint/middleware) that allows you to index and query this data easily and efficiently.
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JSON-RPC, is a stateless, light-weight remote procedure call (RPC) protocol. Primarily, the specification defines several data structures and the rules around their processing. By default, the version of the JSON-RPC protocol needs to be 2.0, and you need to provide the node ID as well as a method and parameters.
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There are different kinds of methods that can be used: ADMIN methods, DEBUG methods, ETH methods etc. The entire list of methods that can be used can be found in the [Avalanche official documentation](https://docs.avax.network/build/avalanchego-apis).
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There are different kinds of methods that can be used: ADMIN methods, DEBUG methods, ETH methods etc. The entire list of methods that can be used can be found in the [Avalanche official documentation](https://build.avax.network/docs/build/avalanchego-apis).
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If you want to correctly connect to your node, you need to respect the right structure for the request, which is always the same:
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Working with complex or large data in your dApp can be a challenge. In the SettleMint platform we provide you with a [middleware solution](/building-with-settlemint/middleware) that allows you to index and query this data easily and efficiently.
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Working with complex or large data in your dApp can be a challenge. In the SettleMint platform we provide you with a [middleware solution](/building-with-settlemint/middleware) that allows you to index and query this data easily and efficiently.
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Avalanche and Snowman are quite similar, but support a different structure to store data, in line with the different needs of the three specific blockchains. The X-Chain uses the Avalanche consensus mechanism, while the C-Chain and the P-Chain use the Snowman mechanism.
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More information can be found on the [official Avalanche website](https://build.avax.network/docs).
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