About Chain connection

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The Chain Connection node is a required prerequisite for all Web3 nodes. Without it, subsequent Web3 actions will not know which blockchain network to operate on and may fail.

Keeping this as a separate node also allows you to switch the chain for multiple Web3 steps with a single change. It defines the blockchain network where all following actions in the workflow will be executed.

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Chain connection node

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This node is build and supported by Decimal

Settings

This is a required node for all Web3 nodes.

Wallet type

This node selects your sub-wallet address as the primary wallet for executing all subsequent Web3 transactions in the workflow.

Network

This dropdown displays all currently supported networks across both testnet and mainnet.

Testnet: Sepolia (Ethereum), Base Sepolia

Mainnet: Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche

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FAQ about Chain connection

1. Who can I transfer funds to?

You can define as many transfer nodes as you wish - to transfer to one or many accounts.

These accounts can be to individual wallets or smart contract addresses, per your requirements.

2. Can I run multiple transfer nodes in parallel?

You can configure as many transfer nodes as you need, individually configuring each to run either in sequence or parallel, per your need.

You may also configure a single workflow to do multiple fund transfers across many chains at once as well.

3. What is the pre-requisite to run this node?

Like all Web3 nodes, this node must be preceded by a Chain connect node, which defines the specific blockchain where the fund transfer will be executed.

4. Do I need to have gas to run this node?

Yes, the sub-wallet should have sufficient native gas balance to run this Web3 node; otherwise the node execution will fail with an error.