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SDK

Reading Kamino Smart contracts data:

Interacting with the Smart Contracts:

Kamino runs its own front-end for the Kamino smart contracts, accessible by anyone with an internet connection, and within an allowed jurisdiction.

Write Python/C++/Rust programs to interact with the smart contracts using the on-chain IDL

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