LayerZero Testnet Endpoints use the real Mainnet pricefeed for cross-chain transfers. That means Ethereum Sepolia uses the real Ethereum gwei price. For testing EVM <> EVM transfers, it may be cheaper to use another EVM testnet with a cheaper cost of blockspace.
The Homeverse Endpoint uses an alternative ERC20 token instead of the native gas token for omnichain fees. You will need to modify your _payNative() function in OApp to handle ERC20 fees (see OFTAlt).
The Homeverse Endpoint uses an alternative ERC20 token instead of the native gas token for omnichain fees. You will need to modify your _payNative() function in OApp to handle ERC20 fees (see OFTAlt).
Shimmer, while being EVM-like, uses a different approach to gas token decimals, which could lead to specific implementations and adjustments in your gas calculations and transactions.
The Skale Endpoint uses an alternative ERC20 token instead of the native gas token for omnichain fees. You will need to modify your _payNative() function in OApp to handle ERC20 fees (see OFTAlt).
The Skale Endpoint uses an alternative ERC20 token instead of the native gas token for omnichain fees. You will need to modify your _payNative() function in OApp to handle ERC20 fees (see OFTAlt).
TRX, the native token of Tron, uses 6 decimals, which affects how transactions and gas fees are calculated and can require specific handling in smart contracts and dApps.
TRX, the native token of Tron, uses 6 decimals, which affects how transactions and gas fees are calculated and can require specific handling in smart contracts and dApps.
zkLink uses a unique compiler designed for zero-knowledge proof generation which generates different bytecode than the standard Solidity compiler (solc).
zkLink uses a unique compiler designed for zero-knowledge proof generation which generates different bytecode than the standard Solidity compiler (solc).