Compare the Top Blockchain Platforms that integrate with Rust as of June 2025

This a list of Blockchain platforms that integrate with Rust. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with Rust. View the products that work with Rust in the table below.

What are Blockchain Platforms for Rust?

Blockchain platforms are frameworks that allow developers to create, deploy, and manage blockchain-based applications and services. These platforms provide the underlying infrastructure for building decentralized applications (dApps), executing smart contracts, and enabling secure, transparent transactions. Blockchain platforms are typically built on distributed ledgers, which ensure data immutability, security, and decentralization. Common uses of blockchain platforms include financial services (like cryptocurrency), supply chain management, identity verification, and voting systems. Popular blockchain platforms offer support for consensus mechanisms, scalability, privacy features, and interoperability with other blockchain networks. Compare and read user reviews of the best Blockchain platforms for Rust currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    QuillAudits

    QuillAudits

    QuillAudits

    Revolutionizing security by launching custom AI agents and building a decentralized network of distributed intelligence. Transforming the security landscape by introducing a decentralized AI agent network built on EigenLayer AVS. Our AI agent instantly detects and fixes over 100 vulnerabilities in Solidity code. Helping developers to outsmart the hackers & plug the dollar drain. Our digital asset AI agent protects users from crypto fraud. Enabling the community to stay safe from rug pulls and honeypot tokens. Uncover honeypots, understand token permissions, and get comprehensive market insights. Shield yourself from rug pulls and scam tokens. Our state-of-the-art rug pull detection feature employs interactive charts and risk indicators, which makes it effortless for users to evaluate the safety of tokens on multiple chains through a comprehensive evaluation of token security, including market and code checks.
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    BitcoinOS

    BitcoinOS

    BitcoinOS

    BitcoinOS (BOS) is a modular, open source smart contract platform designed to bring scalable, interoperable, and programmable functionality to Bitcoin without altering its base layer. Utilizing zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs through its BitSNARK protocol, BOS enables the execution of smart contracts directly on Bitcoin's mainnet, facilitating decentralized applications (dApps), decentralized finance (DeFi), and trustless cross-chain interactions. BitcoinOS' architecture comprises three layers: the Bitcoin Core base layer, an execution layer that aggregates and compresses transactions, and a compute layer consisting of interoperable rollups called Execution Environment Modules (EEMs). These EEMs support various virtual machines, including Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and Rust-based environments, allowing developers to build applications in multiple programming languages.
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    Aleo

    Aleo

    Aleo

    Modular and compliant. The ultimate toolkit for building private applications is finally here. World-class infrastructure built for you and your team. From IDE to blockchain and everything in between. Develop with Leo. Write your app using our programming language, with ease. Iterate blazingly fast. Use our platform to compile and test, frustration-free. Deploy to the blockchain. Launch your shiny new app in less time than ever. Discover what we're building for developers like you. Write applications in a breeze with packages from our community on Aleo Package Manager. For the first time, make no compromise between convenience and user privacy. Deploy and share your application on Aleo easily for life. Aleo has put together a solid compiler team to build a very ambitious circuit compiler language. The core aim of this endeavor is to allow developers to make use of zero-knowledge proofs in their applications in as simple a manner as possible.
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    Shadow Realm

    Shadow Realm

    GenesysGo

    Everyone begins their cloud journey working with storage. Maybe that's Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive, or iCloud drive. But that's definitely where everyone's journey starts. So what is the web3 equivalent to those? Shadow Drive. Using any Solana wallet, and a little bit of $SHDW, users can carve out permanent, dedicated storage to store their files (and it doesn't even hash the filename). Beyond that, any software developer that wants to build a dApp that requires some sort of file storage (because the app creates data, or because the users upload data), Shadow Drive comes with a full-fledged SDK (JS or Rust) for baking storage capability straight into your dApp. An RPC, on its own, stores and performs all of the same tasks as an actual Solana validator with the exception of actual voting on new blocks. It also handles the bulk of data lookups for the Solana blockchain. Because it handles all of the same traffic as a validator but the additional traffic of just looking up data.
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    Celestia

    Celestia

    Celestia

    Tap into the abundant throughput enabled by data availability sampling (DAS), the first architecture that scales while maintaining verifiability for any user. Anyone can directly verify and contribute to Celestia by running a light node. Launch a blockchain with leading Ethereum rollup frameworks or transform nearly any VM into your sovereign chain. With Celestia underneath, a customizable blockchain becomes as easy to deploy as a smart contract. Access the dynamic scaling unlocked by data availability sampling, where scale increases with the number of users. Create applications using your favorite VM or define your own. Build sovereign rollups, a new type of self-governing blockchain with minimal platform risk.
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    Ellipsis Labs Phoenix
    Building the liquidity backbone of DeFi. High throughput blockchains have enabled the creation of new financial primitives. Ellipsis Labs is building Phoenix, a decentralized limit order book on Solana that is fully on-chain, non-custodial, and crankless. A composable liquidity hub is a public good for all of DeFi. Developers can build other on-chain applications that either post liquidity to or draw liquidity from the canonical liquidity source. AMMs either rely on unsustainable liquidity incentives or require retail LPs to consistently lose money. Because Solana has high throughput, fast blocks, and low fees, Solana DEXs can support active liquidity provisioning. This enables professional market makers to provide tighter and deeper liquidity while still being profitable and sustainable. Phoenix has an instant settlement. Unlike existing order books on Solana, Phoenix doesn't require an asynchronous crank to settle trades.
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    Succinct

    Succinct

    Succinct

    Making zero-knowledge proofs accessible to any developer. Write ZKPs with Rust using SP1, a performant, open-source zkVM and generate proofs in 1-click on Succinct’s decentralized prover network. With SP1, developers can write Rust, reusing existing libraries for reduced development time and better maintainability. Instead of requiring specialized expertise writing circuits for months, write your verifiable program in hours. SP1’s state-of-the-art performance is a result of its next-generation “precompile-centric” architecture. SP1 shows general-purpose Rust code can match the performance of specialized circuit-based approaches.
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