It works pretty well and the UI/UX is way simpler than any .
Let me explain how it works by using the smart-contract I developed for an ICO campaign.
Step 1: Verify your contract
In order to be able to interact with a smart-contract public functions using etherscan.io smart-contract reader, you need to . I will not write a tutorial for this, but in short, you’ll need to paste your Solidity code and input the compiler details as well as the .
As a pro-tip, flatten your smart contract BEFORE DEPLOYING IT, it will make your life easier. I used for this.
Once you’ve verified your contract, you’ll be able to Read and Write to the smart-contract.
In the next step we’ll focus on writing to the smart-contract.
Step 2: Open etherscan.io/address/your-contract-address in the Opera dApp browser
Once you’ve downloaded the Opera mobile browser (crypto is currently only available for Android), tap the Opera icon in the bottom tab and then tap Crypto Wallet.
You may need to enable the Crypto Wallet in the settings.
The following screenshots will visually guide you through the rest of the process:
Of course, you’ll need ETH to spend. Opera’s interface is common amongst the other wallets.
Tap the Dapp explorer FAB to get to the dApps catalogue.
Published at Mon, 29 Apr 2019 03:03:33 +0000
