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      • 🔍Introduction
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      • ✍️Dynamic multi-chain wallet adapter
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Introduction

This documentation provides a detailed, step-by-step guide to help you successfully fork the repository code to your GitHub account and deploy the project into a production environment.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE

To gain access to our frontend GitHub repositories, kindly reach out to us. We will promptly provide you with a contract for your review and signature prior to granting a license to our user interface. Thank you for your interest.

What do I need to update

  1. Smart Contracts & Network

  2. Verify Multicall support

  3. Dynamic wallet

Deployment

This step is free to choose. We use because it had an easy integration

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