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Coming soon: Pay with $NODE.

If you hold allowlisted $NODE, you may wish to view them in your wallet. Follow this guide to manually add the token to a wallet.

Prerequisites​

  • EVM-compatible wallet holding $NODE

TL;DR​

Follow your wallet's procedure to display $NODE with token address: 0xc0d2af6d32240494742ae486b9b73ec6dcc54aa1.

Step 1: Ensure Ethereum L1 is available to your wallet​

Ensure your wallet is connected with the Ethereum L1 Network.

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1.1 Sign in to your wallet and verify if Ethereum Mainnet is available in the network dropdown at the top of the MetaMask interface.

1.2 If Ethereum Mainnet is not listed, visit ChainList to add it:

  • Search for Ethereum Mainnet
  • Expand the drop-down arrow on Ethereum Mainnet's card
  • Select an RPC provider with good score and privacy (two green ticks)
  • Click Add to MetaMask
  • Approve the request
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Add Ethereum as a recognized network to your MetaMask wallet, be sure to select a trusted RPC provider.

Step 2: Set up your wallet to display $NODE​

Search for the $NODE token, if you don't find it, manually Add $NODE to your wallet.

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  1. Open your MetaMask wallet, ensure you are on the Ethereum network, and navigate to the Tokens tab.
  2. Click the hamburger menu and click + Import tokens.
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Add $NODE as recognized token to your EVM-compatible wallet.
  1. Select the Custom Token tab.
  2. Enter the following details in Token Contract address:
    • Token Contract Address: 0xc0d2af6d32240494742ae486b9b73ec6dcc54aa1
    • Token symbol: $NODE
  3. Click Next, then confirm by clicking Import.
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Add $NODE as recognized token to your EVM-compatible wallet.

Step 3: Coming soon: Pay with $NODE​

What next?​

  • If you encounter issues, ensure the contract address is correct by verifying it on a blockchain explorer like Etherscan.