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  1. Using Nesa

Via IBC

Harness the interconnectivity that underpins Cosmos-based blockchains

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Overview

This documentation provides developers with guidance on how to interact with Nesa Chain using the Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC) protocol, designed for reliable and secure data exchange between blockchains.

Nesa leverages IBC to provide its AI inference capabilities across blockchains within the Cosmos network.

Compatibility

Nesa Interaction via IBC is compatible with blockchains built with the Cosmos SDK.

Benefits of IBC

  1. Efficiency: Eliminates the need for the deployment of identical business logic across chains (DRY).

  2. Scalability: Distributes transaction load across multiple chains, reducing congestion.

  3. Sovereignty: Each blockchain maintains its governance and consensus mechanisms, ensuring independence and flexibility.

Reference Material

Before getting started, take a moment to get familiar with the myriad documentation surrounding the topic.

IBC Specification: For a detailed technical understanding, visit the .

IBC Modules: Reference the modules necessary to integrate and configure the IBC module to your Cosmos SDK application .

Tutorials and Examples: Explore practical examples and step-by-step guides available on the .

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IBC Architecture
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Cosmos Network IBC page