Crosschain Transaction Guide(OKC)
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An in-depth guide outlining how to complete OKC crosschain transactions using the .
This guide will demonstrate two separate crosschain transactions:
$WAN from Wanchain to OKC using the with Metamask
$OKT from OKC to Avalanche using the with OKX Wallet
Note: All crosschain transactions between EVM networks follow the same process. This includes all supported EVM networks including Wanchain, Ethereum, Avalanche, BNB Chain, Fantom, Moonriver, Moonbeam, etc.
Click “Connect to Wallet”.
Click “MetaMask”.
Select “WAN” from the drop-down menu. Then, choose “Wanchain” and “OKC” as your From and To networks, respectively. Finally, input your destination address in the “Recipient” field as well as the amount of $WAN you want to send crosschain. Click “Next”.
Confirm that the "Recipient" address does not belong to a centralised exchange then click "Confirm".
Confirm that all the details are correct then click “Confirm”.
Confirm the transaction by clicking “Confirm” in the MetaMask pop-up window.
While your crosschain transaction is processing, the status will change three times:
Processing (1/2)
Processing (2/2)
Success
Note: The speed of the crosschain transaction is entirely dependent on the networks involved. Transactions involving slower networks like Bitcoin or Ethereum may take several minutes or more to complete.
Once your crosschain transaction is complete, you’ll see your $WAN balance on OKC (called $WANw) and the crosschain transaction status change to “success”.
Click “Connect to Wallet”.
Click “OKX Wallet”.
Select “OKT” from the drop-down menu. Then, choose “OKC” and “Avalanche C-Chain” as your From and To networks, respectively. Finally, input your destination address in the “Recipient” field as well as the amount of $OKT you want to send crosschain. Click “Next”.
Confirm that the "Recipient" address does not belong to a centralised exchange then click "Confirm".
Confirm that all the details are correct then click “Confirm”.
Confirm the transaction by clicking “Confirm” in the OKX Wallet pop-up window.
While your crosschain transaction is processing, the status will change three times:
Processing (1/2)
Processing (2/2)
Success
Note: The speed of the crosschain transaction is entirely dependent on the networks involved. Transactions involving slower networks like Bitcoin or Ethereum may take several minutes or more to complete.
Once your crosschain transaction is complete, you’ll see your $OKT balance on Wanchain (called $OKT) and the crosschain transaction status change to “success”.
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Before completing decentralised crosschain transactions using the , you need to ensure you have access to the correct wallet(s). You must have wallets for each network involved in the crosschain transaction. is a fantastic wallet that grants you access to any EVM-compatible blockchain networks.
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If this is your first time using the , you will first need to give permission to connect your wallet. Follow the MetaMask prompts by clicking “Next” then “Connect” as instructed.
Before completing decentralised crosschain transactions using the , you need to ensure you have access to the correct wallet(s). You must have wallets for each network involved in the crosschain transaction. OKC has it’s own wallet called that can be used with any EVM-compatible blockchain networks.
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If this is your first time using the , you will first need to give permission to connect your wallet. Follow the OKX Wallet prompts by clicking “Next” then “Connect” as instructed.
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