Discover how to deploy and automatically verify your Hedera smart contract. Learn how to verify a pre-existing contract and check a contracts verification status.
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Before you begin, you should be familiar with the following:
To follow along, start with the main branch, which is the default branch of this repository. This gives you the initial state from which you can follow along with the steps as described in the tutorial.
forge manages dependencies by using git submodules. Clone the following project and pass --recurse-submodules to the git clone command to automatically initialize and update the submodule in the repository.
In your terminal, enter the projects root directory
Next, run the following command to install the dependencies
Keep your private key accessible as it will be needed in the following steps.
Keep the Testnet RPC_URL accessible as it will be needed in the next step.
In your terminal, replace the value of "HEX_Encoded_Private_Key" with your ECDSA account's private key and replace "RPC_URL" with a Testnet URL in the command below:
You should see output similar to the following:
Open the Hashscan explorer in your browser by copying the Deployed to EVM address and replacing <Deployed_Contract_EVM_Address> in the link below:
Example: https://hashscan.io/testnet/contract/0x3b096B1c56A48119CB4fe140F1D26196590aF46C
You should see a page with:
The title "Contract" (1)
An "EVM Address" field that matches the value of Deployed To in the output above. (2)
A section titled "Contract Bytecode" with a green verified tag. (3)
Two tabs titled "Source" and "Bytecode". (4)
You may have a pre-existing contract that has not been verified yet.
In order to verify a pre-existing smart contract you will need:
the contract EVM address with 0x prefix
the contract name or path to the contract
the chain ID
In your terminal, replace <CONTRACT_ADDRESS> with the contract EVM address you wish to verify.
You should see output similar to the following:
In your terminal, replace <CONTRACT_ADDRESS> with the contract EVM address you wish to verify.
You should see output similar to the following:
Congratulations, on completing the tutorial on how to verify smart contracts on Hedera Testnet.
You have learned how to:
If you haven't to work with git, you may wish use this command instead:
In order to deploy your smart contract you will need access to your ECDSA hex encoded private key. You can find your ECDSA hex encoded private key by logging into .
If you need to create a Hedera account, follow the tutorial.
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Writer: Abi Castro, DevRel Engineer
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