How do I migrate my dApp from Ethereum to Autheo?
Autheo's full EVM compatibility was a deliberate architectural choice made over 4.5+ years of development to ensure the 4M+ Ethereum developer ecosystem can migrate without retraining or rewriting.
Migrating a dApp from Ethereum to Autheo requires minimal code changes due to full EVM compatibility, most Solidity contracts deploy directly with only network configuration updates. The migration process involves three phases: contract deployment to Autheo testnet, frontend RPC reconfiguration, and optional integration of Autheo-native features (THEO AI, AutheoID, native storage) to enhance the migrated dApp.
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This answer covers one part of the Autheo ecosystem. To understand how this capability fits into the full platform, start with the core Autheo overview and architecture pages.
Phase 1: Smart Contract Migration
Phase 2: Frontend and Infrastructure Migration
Phase 3: Autheo Enhancement Integration
Key Statistics
Expert Perspective
“Deploying your first smart contract on Autheo uses standard EVM tooling — Solidity, Hardhat, and MetaMask — with the same workflow as Ethereum, while giving you immediate access to Autheo's integrated AI, compute, storage, and decentralized identity features from day one.
Citations & Sources
- [1]Autheo Blog — Deploy Your First Smart ContractAccessed 2026-04-10
- [2]Autheo Blog — How Autheo Compares to EthereumAccessed 2026-04-10
- [3]Autheo Developer DocumentationAccessed 2026-04-10
- [4]Autheo DevHub OverviewAccessed 2026-04-10
- [5]Ethereum Ecosystem in 2026: What Changed in DeFiAccessed 2026-05-03
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