Raiden Network
  • What is Raiden?
  • Installation
    • Quick Start
      • Get MetaMask
      • Get an Infura ID
      • Download and run the Raiden Wizard
      • Handle Limitations
    • Starting Raiden Manually
  • Using Raiden on Mainnet
    • Overview
    • Get Whitelisted Tokens
    • Deposit Tokens to the UDC
    • Open a Channel
    • Make a Payment
    • Deposit Tokens
    • View Channel Status
    • Mediation Fees
  • The Raiden Web Interface
    • Overview
    • Navigate the WebUI
    • Join a Token Network
    • Make a Payment
    • Add More Tokens
    • Settle Payments and Close Channels
  • Using Raiden on testnet
    • Quick Start on Görli Testnet
    • Use Custom Token
      • Get Goerli Testnet ETH (GÖETH)
      • Import Custom Token
      • Compile Imported Token Code
      • Deploy Custom Token
  • Raiden API
    • Introduction
    • Resources
      • Address
      • Version
      • Settings
      • Contracts Information
      • Tokens
      • Channels
      • Payments
      • Connections
      • Pending Transfers
      • Shutdown
      • Testing
    • API Tutorial
      • Create a Token Network
      • Open a Channel
      • Deposit Tokens
      • Make a Payment
      • Withdraw Tokens
      • Settle Payments and Close Channels
  • Other
    • Safe Usage
    • Known Issues
    • Glossary
    • v1.0 Documentation
    • Trademark Attributions
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  1. Using Raiden on testnet
  2. Use Custom Token

Import Custom Token

The Raiden Network supports transactions of ERC20 compliant tokens. Any smart contract that implements the ERC20 interface can be used with Raiden.

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Importing the custom token Solidity code is done via the Remix Ethereum IDE (Ethereum's integrated development environment). You can read more about ERC20 tokens in this GitHub repo.

  1. Start of by getting the Solidity code for an ERC20 token from this GitHub gist.

  2. Enter the URL for the Remix Ethereum IDE in your browser.

  3. Under "Environments" click "Solidity".

  4. Under "File" choose to import from "Gist".

  5. In the pop-up that appears enter the ID, a779c0277f2fc5c935e2b2f62e49da49, of the gist you just viewed.

If the import was successful you should be able to open the imported code from the file explorer on the left hand side menu.

Screen for importing a custom token