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title: Bunzz
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createdAt: 2023-02-02T10:58:44.000Z
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## What is [Bunzz](https://www.bunzz.dev/)?

Bunzz is a browser-integrated DApp development platform and functions like Firebase
but for DApps development, being a Blockchain Backend as a Service (BC BaaS) that
lets developers create DApps without coding but combining smart contracts by
selecting Modules and after that integrating them to a front-end using any third party
libraries to interact with smart contracts deployed from Bunzz, such as 

- ethers.js
- web3.js
- wagmi
- web3.py
- ... and more. 

Also if you want to interact with a deployed contract directly, you can use the Bunzz [InteractionUI](https://docs.bunzz.dev/product-docs/module/how-to-interact/interaction-ui). The platform allows users to complete the entire process from D'App configuration to
deployment using only a graphical user interface (GUI), thus greatly reducing the cost of
learning blockchain and smart contracts to build a D'App.

Bunzz provides an environment where you can use the main functions required for
DApps, as well as smart contracts that have been compiled and security audited in
advance. In addition to development, deployment to the blockchain can be done from
Bunzz, making it highly convenient for developers of Web3 services.
Bunzz simplifies the development of smart contracts that require advanced knowledge,
allowing developers to focus more on value-added work.


## Advantages of using Bunzz

1. The use of standardized smart contract modules prevents the reinvention of the
   wheel and significantly reduces the time and man-hours from idea conception to
   launch (e.g., ERC20 generation, NFT Mint, and marketplace building can be
   developed with just a click).
2. Smart contracts are audited on the Bunzz side. No need to worry about security.
3. D'App can be built with zero technical understanding of solidity or blockchain, so
   even beginners can launch Web3-related services.
4. Deployable on major EVM-compatible chains (Polygon, Avalanche, Caduceus,
   Arbitrum, BSC, Astar, etc.) as well as Ethereum (including Testnets)
5. Multiple smart contract modules can be linked together to build a multifunctional
   D'App (e.g., NFT Mint module and Marketplace module can be combined to
   develop a Mint-enabled NFT marketplace)
6. Linkage with existing external smart contracts (enabling a composable D'App
   development environment).
7. Smart contract developers can publish their own contract modules from the
   Bunzz repository feature and monetize them.
   Introduction of Bunzz modules (some excerpts)
8. Combination of NFT generation module + NFT marketplace function module
   (Compatible with ERC721 and ERC1155. (Original contract)
9. NFT generation module that can be minted into IPFS (compatible with ERC721
   and ERC1155. (Original contract)
10. ERC20 generation module
11. Combination of ERC20 generation module and ICO module
12. Vesting function module (function to lock tokens for a certain period of time)
13. Staking function module (function to distribute interest according to the amount
    of tokens deposited)
14. Escrow function module (a function that locks tokens for a certain period of time
    until a freelance service is completed and then distributes funds to the agent)
15. And many others. You can explore all of them [here](https://app.bunzz.dev/explorer)[](https://docs.bunzz.dev/product-docs/introduction/what-is-bunzz)

[More information on Bunzz doc here](https://docs.bunzz.dev/product-docs/introduction/what-is-bunzz)

[Click here to get free access to Bunzz](http://www.bunzz.dev/)


Happy hacking! ✌