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@axelar-network/interchain-token-service

v1.2.4

Published

Interchain token service for EVM chains to faciliate interchain token transfers and contract calls

Downloads

2,053

Readme

Interchain Token Service

Introduction

This repo provides an implementation for an Interchain Token Service and an Interchain Token using it. The interchain token service is meant to allow users/developers to easily create their own token bridge. All the underlying interchain communication is done by the service, and the deployer can either use an InterchainToken that the service provides, or their own implementations. There are quite a few different possible configurations for bridges, and any user of any deployed bridge needs to trust the deployer of said bridge, much like any user of a token needs to trust the operator of said token. We plan to eventually remove upgradability from the service to make this protocol more trustworthy. Please reference the design description for more details on the design. Please look at the docs for more details on the contracts.

Build

To build and run tests, do the following

npm ci

npm run build

npm run test

Test Coverage Report

For the most recent test coverage report of the main branch, please visit the following page.

Deployment Guide

To learn more about the deployment process, please refer to this repo.