Closed rya-sge closed 1 week ago
Hello @rya-sge, thanks for reaching out.
a. For gasValue
, you can pass in 0 as this is used for multichain calls; in your case, it's not required.
b. Yes, you are correct. See an example here with ethers.
If you have any other questions, let me know, and I will be happy to help.
Goal: Create a custom Interchain Token. The original tokens are deployed on various different chains supported by Axelar.
The tutorial in the documentation indicates:
Problem: The function takes 6 arguments (salt, destinationChain, tokenManagerType, params, gasvalue and tokenId)
a) For gasValue, how can I know the value to put inside ? b) If I have correctly understood, params is made of two types: bytes for the token manager operator and address for the token address. Is it correct ?
Best!