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# Pando Nodes

## What's Inside

| [**​1. Zytatron Node**](https://docs.pandoproject.org/pandoproject/pando-nodes/zytatron-node-overview)**​**                          |
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| [**​2. Metatron Node**](https://docs.pandoproject.org/pandoproject/pando-nodes/metatron-node-overview)**​**                          |
| [**​3. Rametron Node​**](https://docs.pandoproject.org/pandoproject/pando-nodes/rametron-overview)                                   |
| **​**[**4. Mainnet Metatron Setup**](https://docs.pandoproject.org/pandoproject/pando-nodes/mainnet-metatron-setup)**​**             |
| **​**[**5. To Migrate Metatron/Zytatron**](https://docs.pandoproject.org/pandoproject/pando-nodes/to-migrate-metatron-zytatron)**​** |

## Overview

Our infrastructure development strategy will be closely related to our content development strategy. For example, as we roll out our infrastructure within certain geographic regions, we will focus on content development and curation relative to those regions.To accomplish the consensus checking necessary for Blockchain efficiency, we have developed our own Pando Network Governance with three layers of nodes - **Zytatron Nodes**, **Metatron Nodes** and **Rametron Nodes**.

## **What are Nodes?**

Within a data transmission network, a node is a point of intersection/connection. These gadgets are all regarded nodes in an environment where all devices are connected to the network. The sort of network to which each node refers determines its particular definition.Validator Nodes are full nodes that participate in the “consensus” process. Further you can refer our detailed documenation to know more about this.


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