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Bridge Protocol
  • Introduction
  • Bridge Protocol
    • Overview
    • Bridge token
    • Rule engine
    • Compliance registry
  • Security and audits
  • Changes from v1 to v2
  • Guides
    • Creating a new token
      • 1. Choosing a network
      • 2. Connecting an address
      • 3. Managing aliases
      • 4. Generating the token contract
    • Managing a token
      • Sending tokens
    • KYC/AML provider workflow
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2. Connecting an address

Tutorial on how to use Bridge Protocol to configure and deploy a new tokenized asset - Part 2: Connecting an address

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Last updated 3 years ago

To deploy a new token you will need to sign transactions on the selected blockchain, which is why the first step is to connect an address.

Bridge Protocol currently supports the following methods to connect an address:

WalletConnect (EVM only)

Hardware wallets (EVM only):

  • Trezor

  • Ledger

  • Ledger (legacy)

Others:

  • Seed phrase

  • Private key

The seed phrase and private key methods are only here to facilitate your Testnet experiments, you should never use them to deploy a token in production (Mainnet).

How to use WalletConnect