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Verifying your tokens for TokenScript, and thus recognition in AlphaWallet.

xmlsectool - xml signing tool

Signing of xml requires xmlsectool:

• Mac: brew install xmlsectool
• Linux/Windows: https://wiki.shibboleth.net/confluence/display/XSTJ2/xmlsectool+V2+Home#xmlsectoolV2Home-ObtainingandUsingxmlsectool

TokenScript

Open the relevant erc20 or erc721 canonicalized.xml file, and modify the parameters accordingly:

• Name as it will appear to users (eg CryptoKitty / CryptoKitties):
  • <ts:string quantity="one">Singular Name</ts:string>
  • <ts:string quantity="other">Plural Name</ts:string>
• Token Name (eg CryptoKitties): <ts:contract interface="erc721" name="YOUR_ERC721_TOKEN_NAME">
• Smart Contract address: <ts:address network="1">0xYOUR_CONTRACT_ADDRESS_HERE</ts:address>
• Contract Name (eg CryptoKitties): <ts:ethereum contract="YOUR_ERC721_TOKEN_NAME"> <!-- as above ts:contract name -->

Signing

A script has been provided for convenience (sign.sh), please open and modify parameters accordingly:

• NAME='YOUR COMPANY NAME'
• KEYSTORE_FILE=./YOUR_KEY_FILE.p12 # of your domain
• TOKEN_FILE=erc20.canonicalized.xml # or erc721.canonicalized.xml
• keyPassword "YOUR .P12 PASSWORD"

Testing your .tsml

Command: curl -X POST -F file=@"/full/path/YOUR_TSML_FILE.tsml" https://aw.app/api/v1/verifyXMLDSig Success: {"result":"pass", ...}

You're in!

Please send the resulting .tsml file (signed/certified xml), or get in touch if you have any questions/comments.

We look forward to sharing your token with our users! The AlphaWallet Team