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# Smart Contract

Maximum compatibility in MetaChain

**Smart contracts** are scripts consisting of code blocks. A smart contract is a transaction protocol designed to execute, control or document relevant events and actions according to the terms of the contract or agreement. The user who wants to publish a smart contract on MetaChain can transfer the contract in a standard way by linking MetaChain and the wallet in accordance with the information provided in the table below:

<br>

| Network Configuration   | Details                                      |
| ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| **Network Name**        | Eleanor Testnet                              |
| **Chain ID**            | 1967                                         |
| **Native Token Symbol** | META                                         |
| **Network RPC URL**     | <https://rpc.metaverse-ico.net/eleanor>      |
| **Block Explorer URL**  | <https://explorer.metaverse-ico.net/eleanor> |
| **WebSocket URL**       | wss\://ws.metaverse-ico.net                  |


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