HOW TO VERIFY SMART CONTRACT
Hello, now we will figure out how to verify your smart contract.
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* What is smart contract verification?
Verifying a token on the Ethereum blockchain typically involves checking its smart contract address and confirming its details on a blockchain explorer or using a decentralized application (dApp) that displays token information.
A verified smart contract creates more confidence among investors and traders.
Each blockchain has its own block scanner.
For now we will use BSCscan as an example. This verification example is suitable for all EVM-based blockchains (Ethereum, Arbitrum and others)
Caution: Verification of a smart contract on the Ethereum, Arbitrum and other blockchains occurs in exactly the same way, only different scanners are used.
* What is BSCscan?
BSCscan is a Block Explorer and Analytics Platform for Binance Smart Chain, a decentralized smart contracts platform.
LET'S START ⇩
01 Find your smart contract address
— Open Metamask
— Go to Activity
— Go to Activity
— Click on the Contract Deployment transaction
— Click "View on block scanner"
— In this transaction you can see the address of your smart contract
From: "Your wallet address"
To: "Your token contract address"
— Click on the blue contract address
From: "Your wallet address"
To: "Your token contract address"
— Click on the blue contract address
02 Contract verification
— Click "Verify and Publish"
— Set the settings as shown in the image, except for setting the compiler version
— Select the compiler version that matches your smart contract.
At the beginning of each contract code there is a line "pragma solidity".
After this line there is a version of the compiler that will fit your contract.
Example: for the contract used in the example, the compiler version is 0.8.0
— Click "Continue"
— Select the compiler version that matches your smart contract.
At the beginning of each contract code there is a line "pragma solidity".
After this line there is a version of the compiler that will fit your contract.
Example: for the contract used in the example, the compiler version is 0.8.0
— Click "Continue"
— On the page of your contract that opens on the scanner, click on the "Contract" section
— Go back to our source code. Copy and paste it into space.
— Finish the bot test
— Click "Verify and Publish"
— If contracts are successfully verified, you will see the following message:
— Click "Verify and Publish"
— If contracts are successfully verified, you will see the following message:
Congratulation! Your contract is now verified and you can list your token in Decentralized Exchange (DEX) Listing.
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