Step 2 - Select EVM Address

In this step, you’ll need to connect the EVM address used for purchasing tokens during the public offering to confirm the ownership of your EVM wallet. You’ll see the following options to do so.

I. Web3 wallet

If you have a web3 wallet extension installed in your browser, you will automatically connect to the wallet. For example, if you use a MetaMask wallet, it will pop up, and you can enter your password to confirm ownership.

Once the address is connected, You’ll have to click “Sign with Ethereum” to successfully move to step 3.

II. EIP-712

With the EIP-712 standard, you’ll be able to see the data (message) in a structured format.

If you are using a Web3 wallet that supports the EIP-712 standard, you need to copy the ‘EIP-712 message’, go to your wallet, and sign the message.

Here’s how it works: Copy the message from the token claim page > go to your wallet > sign the message with your address > copy the address and resulting signature back to the token claim page (in corresponding fields) and press the “Confirm Signature” button.

After you Sign the message, a signature will be generated and pasted into the corresponding field along with your public address.

Once you enter the details, click on “CONFIRM SIGNATURE,” and you’ll be directed to Step 3.

III. Manual Signing

Unlike EIP-712, the data is shown in a hexadecimal string when you sign any transaction manually. All other steps remain the same. You need a wallet that can sign any message with your account key.

Here’s how it works: Copy the message from the token claim page > Go to your wallet > Sign the message with your address > Copy the address and resulting signature back to our app (in corresponding fields) and press the “Sign with Ethereum ” button.