FNCY Chain
FNCY 2.0.2 (ENG)
FNCY 2.0.2 (ENG)
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
  • Design
    • Structure
    • Three Main Sets of Participants
    • PoSA Consensus
    • Governance
    • Staking
    • Mining Reward
    • Gas Fee
    • Runtime Upgrade
    • Cross-Chain Bridge
    • Security
  • Build On FNCY Chain
    • RPC Endpoints
    • Testnet Faucet
    • Block Explorer
      • Token Listing
    • BEP20 Token
    • NFT
    • Validator Requirements
    • NFT Market
      • FNCY Marketplace
  • For Developers
    • JSON-RPC
    • FNCY Chain API
      • Wallet API
      • Transaction API
      • Blockchain API
    • Wallet
      • FNCY Wallet
      • Use MetaMask for FNCY Chain
      • SDK
        • Android
          • Install
          • Guide
            • Initialize
            • Create/Restore Wallet
            • Wallet Search
            • Execute SendCoin/Contract
            • Transaction Search
            • Other Features
          • Methods
          • Domain
          • ETC
        • iOS
          • Install
          • Guide
            • Initialize
            • Create/Restore Wallet
            • Wallet Search
            • Execute SendCoin/Contract
            • Transaction Search
            • Other Features
          • Methods
          • Domain
          • ETC
    • Smart Contract
      • Deployment
        • Truffle
        • Hardhat
        • Remix IDE
      • Verify Your Contract on FncyScan
    • Gasless Transaction
    • with FNCY
      • FNCY Login
      • GAME AUTH Login
  • Tokenomics
  • Ecosystem Partner
  • FNCY Governance Partner
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  • What is a Smart Contract
  • Deploying Smart Contract
  • Verifying Smart Contract
  1. For Developers

Smart Contract

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What is a Smart Contract

A smart contract is an electronic contract on a blockchain that is designed to be executed automatically when the terms and conditions agreed upon by the parties to the contract are met. In other words, it is a technology that allows contracts to be made between individuals on a blockchain without the need for a third-party certificate authority. When a contract is written as smart contract source code and sent to the blockchain network, it is validated by the network participants, and upon completion of validation, a block containing the smart contract is created and distributed.

Deploying Smart Contract

Read for instructions on deploying smart contracts.

Verifying Smart Contract

Please read if you want to proceed developmenting and verifying your own deployed smart contract.

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