On Cosmos-based blockchains, instantiating a contract typically refers to deploying a new instance of a smart contract onto the blockchain.
This process is distinct from just uploading the contract’s code; instantiation involves executing the contract’s init
function, setting its initial state, and possibly designating an admin address.
Each instantiated contract is given a unique address on the blockchain, which can be used to interact with it through queries and transactions.
Instantiating a contract in Celatone is a process that can be done through various touchpoints within the platform:
After you complete the instantiation process for a contract on Celatone, the system will display a confirmation screen with several pieces of important information:
Additionally, you’ll have options to: View Contract, Execute, Query
Furthermore, there’s an option to fill in off-chain details for your contract:
You can save this off-chain information on Celatone, and it can be edited later for updates or corrections. See Save Contracts
On Cosmos-based blockchains, instantiating a contract typically refers to deploying a new instance of a smart contract onto the blockchain.
This process is distinct from just uploading the contract’s code; instantiation involves executing the contract’s init
function, setting its initial state, and possibly designating an admin address.
Each instantiated contract is given a unique address on the blockchain, which can be used to interact with it through queries and transactions.
Instantiating a contract in Celatone is a process that can be done through various touchpoints within the platform:
After you complete the instantiation process for a contract on Celatone, the system will display a confirmation screen with several pieces of important information:
Additionally, you’ll have options to: View Contract, Execute, Query
Furthermore, there’s an option to fill in off-chain details for your contract:
You can save this off-chain information on Celatone, and it can be edited later for updates or corrections. See Save Contracts