GET STARTED / 01

Build your
first client.

Choose a language, check repository access, and verify a local build before connecting it to a network.

Historical source snapshot. Source links point to commit 5af188d; text was reviewed 14 November 2026 and may differ from newer client builds.

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01. Choose an implementation

Rust has a public repository and documented Apothem and net2040 follower guides. The C++, Python, and TypeScript repositories in this review require authorized access.

Explore the four clients Compare architecture and RPC CLI flag reference

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02. Prepare your toolchain

Use the toolchain pin and prerequisites in the selected repository. Build commands differ between clients; select one below rather than mixing instructions.

Native / RustPublic source

Use the pinned Rust toolchain and platform build prerequisites in the repository.

git clone https://github.com/XDCIndia/xOneRS.git
cd xOneRS
cargo build --locked --release -p xone
./target/release/xone --version

Open repository guide

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03. Verify the build

Run the version command shown in the recipe. Keep the commit SHA, toolchain version, and build output with your test results. A successful build verifies the binary; network qualification requires separate evidence.

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04. Take the next step

Follow Apothem with the Rust guide, inspect the architecture, or contribute a focused change. Mainnet following and production are not qualified by the current Rust README.

Run an Apothem follower Understand the architecture Contribute a change

FOLLOW THE SOURCE

Reviewed 14 November 2026. Repository guides hold the current implementation details.

Rust README & current status Pinned Rust toolchain

KEEP THE CURIOSITY GOING

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