# Concero Docs

> Build the next big thing on Concero.

## Docs

- [Concero V2 Scalability](/technical-architecture/concero-v2-scalability): The blockchain ecosystem is experiencing exponential growth in the number of networks, driven by advancements in blockchain development frameworks and rollup-as-a-service platforms. While launching new blockchains has become significantly more accessible, cross-chain connectivity solutions haven't evolved at the same pace, creating an expanding "interoperability gap."
- [Chainlink CRE as verifier](/technical-architecture/cre-as-verifier): Concero uses **Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE)** to run its own message validation logic in a secure and decentralized way. This setup allows us to define custom off-chain verifiers that execute inside Chainlink’s Decentralized Oracle Network (DON) — providing both **customization** and **trust minimization**.
- [Infrastructure Deployment Pipeline](/technical-architecture/deployment-pipeline): This page outlines the process followed by the Concero Team to deploy infrastructure on a new network. The pipeline ensures seamless integration of a new chain into the Concero ecosystem, including network configuration, contract deployment, and off-chain synchronization.
- [Concero V2 Relayers](/technical-architecture/relayers): In **Concero V2**, relayers are **opt-in and per-message**.
- [Concero Motherboard Architecture](/technical-architecture/technical-architecture): Concero Motherboard is an open, modular messaging protocol enabling secure and scalable any-to-any network communication across EVM-compatible blockchains. It allows **any participant to act as a message relayer or validator**, providing a permissionless foundation for cross-chain interoperability.
- [What is Concero?](/technical-architecture/what-is-concero): Concero is an open, permissionless messaging protocol that enables secure, cross-chain communication.
- [Enabling a New Class of Applications](/introduction/applications-possibilities): Concero is more than a messaging protocol, it is a foundational layer designed to unlock a new generation of sophisticated cross-chain applications.
- [Revolutionising Cross-Chain Security: The Dual-Layer Breakthrough](/introduction/concero-differences): Existing cross-chain communication protocols have historically been trapped between two imperfect approaches.
- [Why Choose Concero?](/introduction/why-choose-concero): Choosing the right interoperability protocol is a critical decision for any cross-chain application.
- [Add Your Network](/integrate-concero/add-your-network): After funding the operators, submit your network configuration through a pull request to [Concero v2-networks repository](https://github.com/concero/v2-networks):
- [Receive a Message](/integrate-concero/receive-a-message): On the **destination chain**, your contract receives Concero messages through `conceroReceive(...)`, which is called by the **ConceroRouter** after the relayer submits the message and validators are checked.
- [Send a Cross-Chain Message](/integrate-concero/send-a-message): Before sending a message, make sure you deploy and configure your contract with ConceroClient. See [Set up ConceroClient](/integrate-concero/set-up-conceroclient).
- [Set up ConceroClient](/integrate-concero/set-up-conceroclient): ConceroClient allows your dApp contracts to send and receive messages from Concero Routers.
- [Tracking a message](/integrate-concero/track-a-message): Track messages sent through Concero’s messaging protocol and obtain detailed status, origin, destination, and transaction information.