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-The **BitcoinDevkit**'s **React Native** version (`bdk-rn`) makes it easy to develop bitcoin applications for both Android and IOS mobile platforms. Using `bdk-rn` knowledge of the underlying bitcoin and bdk api or rust is not required and using `bdk-rn` is similar to using any other RN module. The goal is **Rapid Bitcoin Application Development** by doing the heavy lifting in advance and providing a reusable package for other developers to use. Developers simply install using using `yarn add` and start using it in a React Native Project. The native code, rust lang implementation, confugurations any other details are all taken care of by `bdk-rn`.
+The **BitcoinDevkit**'s **React Native** version (`bdk-rn`) makes it easy to develop bitcoin applications for both Android and IOS mobile platforms. Using `bdk-rn` knowledge of the underlying bitcoin and bdk api is not required and using `bdk-rn` is similar to using any other RN module. The goal is **Rapid Bitcoin Application Development** by doing the heavy lifting in advance and providing a reusable package for other developers to use. Developers simply install using using `yarn add` and start using it in a React Native Project. The native code, rust lang implementation, confugurations any other details are all taken care of by `bdk-rn`.
 
 This article is **NOT a guide on how to use bdk-rn** to build a bitcoin Application, rather this is an insight into how `bdk-rn` was developed. For help on how to use `bdk-rn` to develop a bitcoin Wallet or Application please refer to the user guide in the readme on github: https://github.com/LtbLightning/bdk-rn#usage. There will be `how to guides` published shortly on getting started with `bdk-rn`.