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# Introduction to Pantanal Public Chain

Pantanal, as the underlying public chain of Green Meta, serves as a solid foundation for realizing the commercial ecosystem of Green Meta.

Pantanal Public Chain is a next-generation public chain that innovates and upgrades based on the Ethereum public chain, inheriting its legacy while introducing novel elements.

• A new genneration of L2 public chain

• High TPS and high throughput advantages

• Innovative PPOA consensus mechanism developed in-house

• Support for unlimited extension of ecological applications through exclusive "parallel chains"

• Pioneering "1+N" multi-coin gas payment mechanism

• Seamless migration of Ethereum applications ensured by adopting EVM, enabling the sharing of Pantanal's innovative mechanisms.

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