# Migrate from Ethereum

ThunderCore is a scaling solution for public blockchain. ThunderCore supports all existing Ethereum tooling along with faster and much much much cheaper transactions.

If you are looking to integrate with ThunderCore, you are in the right place.

### Overview

Our blockchain natively supports EVM-compatible smart contracts. This following describes the steps required to port your existing Ethereum DApp to ThunderCore. If you haven't created a DApp before, checkout [Using Hardhat](/deploying-on-thundercore/using-hardhat-include-create-a-project-steps.md) tutorial.

#### Connecting to our network <a href="#connecting-to-our-network" id="connecting-to-our-network"></a>

To connect to our network, see the RPC endpoints below. You can perform any RPC operation available in Ethereum on these URLs.

| Network | RPC endpoint                                                              | Network ID |
| ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------- |
| Mainnet | <https://mainnet-rpc.thundercore.com>                                     | 108        |
|         | <https://mainnet-rpc.thundertoken.net>                                    | 108        |
|         | [https://mainnet-rpc.thundercore.io/](https://mainnet-rpc.thundercore.io) | 108        |
| Testnet | <https://testnet-rpc.thundercore.com>                                     | 18         |

If you're using MetaMask, specify one of these URLs as a new, custom RPC.

If you're using Solidity, set the target `evmVersion` to `london.`

#### Yup, that's it <a href="#yup-thats-it" id="yup-thats-it"></a>

No need to rewrite your smart contracts or change any of your infrastructure code, you should be good to go! If you are facing any problems, please reach out on our [Teleram](https://t.me/thunder_official).


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