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R3E Network releases JavaScript decompiler SDK for Neo N3 contracts

March 23, 2026 1 Min Read
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R3E Community has printed a JavaScript-based decompiler SDK for Neo N3 good contracts, enabling builders to transform compiled NEF bytecode into human-readable code. Jimmy Liao, Neo core developer and R3E Community founder, introduced the discharge on March 19, with plans to combine the device into the neo3scan.com blockchain explorer.

The SDK, printed as @r3e/neo-decompiler-js on npm, decompiles Neo Executable Format (NEF) information – the compiled executable format utilized by good contracts deployed to Neo N3. As soon as built-in into neo3scan.com, the decompiler goals to mechanically convert contract bytecode into readable code when customers view contract pages on the explorer.

Contract transparency on neo3scan.com

The decompiler integration builds on capabilities already current in neo3scan.com, R3E Community’s Neo N3 explorer that launched in late February with built-in script decompilation for transaction particulars, governance instruments, and developer utilities. Automated contract decompilation would prolong that performance, permitting customers to examine the logic of deployed contracts even when supply code has not been printed.

Contract decompilation is a typical function on mature blockchain explorers, serving to builders and safety researchers audit on-chain habits and confirm contract performance independently.

The announcement may be discovered on the hyperlink beneath:
https://x.com/r3ejimmy/standing/2034662787432268199

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