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# Overview

## Overview

This section is for Solidity developers, TypeScript developers, and protocol builders.

Use it to integrate zero-knowledge compliance, shielded asset flows, relayers, and private governance into your product.

### Two ways to integrate Okkult

#### 1. Smart contract level

Integrate Okkult directly at the contract layer.

This path fits Solidity teams that want to enforce compliance checks on-chain through patterns like `ComplianceGate.sol`.

#### 2. SDK level

Integrate Okkult through `@okkult/sdk`.

This path fits TypeScript teams that want faster product integration in web apps, backends, and wallet-aware flows.

### What you can build

* Add ZK compliance to an existing protocol
* Build ZK-gated DeFi applications
* Run a relayer node and earn fees
* Integrate private voting into a DAO

### Integration surface

```
SDK: TypeScript, @okkult/sdk
Contracts: Solidity 0.8.20, OpenZeppelin v5
Chain: Ethereum Mainnet
Indexing: The Graph
```

### Developer docs

* [Quick start](/developers/quick-start.md)
* [SDK installation](/developers/sdk-installation.md)
* [SDK reference](/developers/sdk-reference.md)
* [Compliance gate](/developers/compliance-gate.md)
* [Smart contracts](/developers/smart-contracts.md)
* [Deployed addresses](/developers/deployed-addresses.md)
* [Integration guides](/developers/integration-guides.md)
* [Run relayer node](/developers/run-relayer-node.md)

### Next Steps

* [Quick start](/developers/quick-start.md)
* [SDK installation](/developers/sdk-installation.md)
* [Deployed addresses](/developers/deployed-addresses.md)


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