Findora
Findora Smart Chain (EVM network)
A key concept to understand about Findora is that it is composed of two different blockchains combined into a single “multi-chain” model. These two blockchains include:
Findora Native Chain
a UTXO-based blockchain
support staking and confidential transactions
token address starting with
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supported by Findora Desktop Wallet
Findora Smart Chain
an accounts-based blockchain
fully-EVM compatible, supports smart contracts and dapps
token address starting with
0x...
supported by MetaMask Wallet
The Prism transfer feature is what enables users to bridge (aka transfer) assets from Findora Native Chain to Findora Smart Chain -- and vice versa (go to the Findora Wiki for more details).Forlend v1 is currently deployed on the Findora network. To use Forlend, please make sure your MetaMask is configured to the Findora Mainnet (Findora EVM network). Please refer to the Finora Wiki for more details on how to set up your MetaMask wallet.
Step 1. Set up MetaMask🦊
If you don’t have MetaMask, you will first need to download it here. If you’re setting it up for the first time, please save your private key securely and not on your computer. Anyone who has access to your private key effectively controls all your funds.
Step 2. Configure your MetaMask to Findora's EVM Network
You will need to add the Findora Network on MetaMask by clicking on the network listed at the top and then clicking add network. Use the following information:Network Name: Findora Mainnet
Chain ID: 2152
Currency Symbol: FRA
Block Explorer URL: https://evm.findorascan.io
Step 3. Fund your MetaMask wallet with FRA tokens
You will need FRA to pay gas fees before you interact with Forlend's contract or any other protocols on the Findora Mainnet.
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