> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://apidoc.solidityscan.com/solidityscan-security-api/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://apidoc.solidityscan.com/solidityscan-security-api/introduction/supported-platforms.md).

# Supported Platforms

SolidityScan supports a wide range of Ethereum-based platforms and any blockchain networks that are compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). This includes major networks such as:

* **Etherscan \[mainnet,goerli,kovan,rinkeby,ropsten] (**[**https://etherscan.io/**](https://etherscan.io/)**)**
* **Bscscan \[mainnet,testnet] (**[**https://bscscan.com**](https://bscscan.com/)**)**
* **Polygonscan \[mainnet,testnet] (**[**https://polygonscan.com**](https://polygonscan.com/)**)**
* **Avalanche \[mainnet,testnet] (**[**https://snowtrace.io**](https://snowtrace.io/)**)**
* **Cronos \[mainnet,testnet] (**[**https://cronoscan.com**](https://cronoscan.com/)**)**
* **Celo \[mainnet,testnet] (**[**https://celoscan.io**](https://celoscan.io/)**)**
* **Aurora \[mainnet,testnet] (**[**https://aurorascan.dev**](https://aurorascan.dev/)**)**
* **Fuse \[mainnet,testnet]** [**https://explorer.fuse.io/**](https://explorer.fuse.io/)

Haven’t found the desired Blockchain here?

We’ve integrated support for a wide range of blockchains. If your desired network isn’t listed, or if you’re interested in adding your blockchain to our platform, please reach out to our team [here](https://forms.gle/prgiggTHnFKGeLP6A)

The platform’s flexibility allows it to audit smart contracts across these ecosystems, providing scalable solutions for diverse blockchain applications. This makes it ideal for dApp developers and blockchain projects looking for robust security solutions.


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