Solana
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You can customise verification conditions based on users' ownership of Solana tokens. This section serves as a guide to help you to setup those configs.
To get started, select Solana Assets in WalliD dashboard. You'll have to choose from Fungible tokens (ERC-20 and native tokens) or NFTs (ERC-721 and 1155). You can mix token types and bundle as many tokens as you wish in the same config.
Token type - Choose from ERC-20 or native (SOL token).
Smart contract address - Paste the smart contract address of the token you wish to add to your verification config. If you've selected native, this field will automatically be filled.
Minimum amount held - Define the value for the Minimum amountt of tokens held by the user for a successful verification.
Max amount held - Define the value for the Max amount of tokens held by the user for a successful verification.
Add another level - Add more values to the Max amount held and Minimum amount held to create different levels of verification based on token ownership.
Token type - Choose from ERC-721 or ERC-155.
Smart contract address - Paste the smart contract address of the token you wish to add to your verification config.
Minimum amount held - Define the value for the Minimum amount of tokens held by the user for a successful verification. The verification will ignore any specificities of the tokens and their IDs.
Max amount held - Define the value for the Max amount of tokens held by the user for a successful verification. The verification will ignore any specificities of the tokens and their IDs.
Unique ID - Provide the #ID of a specific NFT you wish to verify ownership of. If the NFT is hosted on an ERC-1155 contract, you can also define a Minimum amount and Max amount of tokens held by the user for a successful verification.
Add another level - Add more values to the Max amount held andMinimum amount held to create different levels of verification based on token ownership.
