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@near-eth/nep141-erc20
A Connector Library for sending Fungible Tokens over the Rainbow Bridge.
This is a Connector Library that integrates with @near-eth/client. For detailed instructions on how to use it, see the README there.
This package makes it easy for your app (or, someday, CLI) to send Fungible Tokens over the Rainbow Bridge, using the Fungible Token Connector contracts. It lets you send ERC20 Tokens (Ethereum's Fungible Token standard) over the Rainbow Bridge, where they become NEP141 Tokens (NEAR's Fungible Token Standard), and can then be sent back again.
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Package last updated on 07 Aug 2024
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