Deploying smart contracts on the Camino Network requires the deployer's address to be KYC-verified, even for the testnet.
Follow the guide below to complete the KYC verification, which generally takes only 5 minutes.
https://docs.camino.network/guides/kyc
Use the Discord bot to get funds for the Columbus testnet. You can use the documentation page below for instructions.
Heads up: You will receive your funds to your X-Chain address (should start with X-columbus). Do not forget to transfer them (cross-chain transfer) to C-Chain. It is explained in the document above.
Use Columbus testnet for EVM related development.
| Network Name: | Columbus (testnet) |
|---|---|
| RPC URL: | https://columbus.camino.network/ext/bc/C/rpc |
| Chain-ID: | 501 |
| Currency Symbol: | CAM |
| CaminoScan Block Explorer: | https://columbus.caminoscan.com/ |
| Official Block Explorer: | https://suite.camino.network/explorer/columbus/c-chain |
URL: https://github.com/chain4travel/camino-builder
Camino Builder is a GitHub repository that guides developers through deploying and managing smart contracts on the Camino network, focusing on the travel industry. It includes tutorials on creating NFTs, token-gated access systems, KYC-compliant contracts, and more. The repo provides setup instructions for tools like Node.js and Hardhat, alongside resources for learning about smart contract security, front-end integration, and essential developer tools. Ideal for developers interested in blockchain innovations in travel.
ℹ️ Camino Builder repository contains a Gitpod.io config file. At the start of the workspace, this config file automatically installs the necessary NPM packages.
Use this docs page to add Columbus to MetaMask: https://docs.camino.network/guides/metamask-rpc-endpoints
Suppliers below have active bots on Camino Messenger.
| Supplier | Service | Address |
|---|---|---|
| AVRA | AccommodationSearchServiceAccommodationProductListServiceAccommodationProductInfoService |
t-kopernikus14e2psc7uxz83fhrmfh52aynfh96vaacq2s92u0 |
| MTS | AccommodationSearchServiceActivitySearchService |
t-kopernikus1xpglq9kzg8pls6hyuhr39xuerqgxakr9dsp3k2 |
| Peakwork | AccommodationSearchService |
t-kopernikus1uwyrjgk6ckzdq9h8u6zrxufvrwdjlp2kuzedrx |
| Involatus | TransportSearchService (flights) |
t-kopernikus1z5q404kx07t8pz6vye2fs7ex6ud05z4vtd03z7 |
| Netactica | TransportSearchService (flights) |
t-kopernikus12g7q4g750y7yh0qvj4sre4q5nek5ple9spx3e0 |
- Repository: https://github.com/chain4travel/camino-messenger-bot
- Installation: https://docs.camino.network/camino-messenger/bot/installation
- Configuration: https://docs.camino.network/camino-messenger/bot/configuration
- Partner Plugin: https://docs.camino.network/camino-messenger/bot/partner-plugin
ℹ️ Camino Messenger Bot repository contains a Gitpod.io config file. You can use this repo in Gitpod's workspaces to automatically build the bot at the start of the workspace.
Below is a repository of Camino Messenger Bot Partner Plugin implementation using Java Spring Boot.
https://github.com/chain4travel/camino-messenger-plugin-example-spring-boot
- Repository: https://github.com/chain4travel/camino-messenger-protocol/
- Official Docs: https://docs.camino.network/camino-messenger
- buf.build: https://buf.build/chain4travel/camino-messenger-protocol/ (Autogenerated API docs & SDKs)
There is a script (with a compiled binary, so you don't need Go installed to use the tool) to generate addresses from private keys in the tools folder of this repo. The sha256sum in the script is for security, to be sure the binary is not changed.
Clone this repo and use the tool from a shell:
git clone https://github.com/DecodeTravel/berlin-2024-resource-hub.git
cd berlin-2024-resource-hub/tools/t-chain-address
./my-address.sh <private_key>