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Acala EVM+ Documentation
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  • Getting started
  • 💡General
    • About Acala EVM+
    • Security considerations of developing in Acala EVM+
  • 🌐Network
    • Network configuration
    • Network setup
      • Local development network
      • Connecting to a public network with local RPC node
    • Predeployed smart contracts
      • Details
    • ACA token
    • Gas parameters
  • 🛠️Tooling
    • Tooling
    • Faucet
    • RPC adapter
    • Chain explorer
    • MetaMask
      • Connect to the network
      • Simple transactions
    • EVM playground
      • Deploy smart contracts
      • Interacting with smart contracts
    • Remix IDE
      • Deploying a smart contract
      • Interacting with the deployed smart contracts
  • 🎓Examples
    • Examples
  • ✨Special features
    • Special features
    • Using polkadot wallet to interact with EVM+
    • Batch EVM transactions
  • 💻Applications
    • Acala Multichain Asset Router
  • 🔎Miscellaneous
    • FAQs
    • Common errors
    • ETHDenver
    • Request support
    • Feedback or suggestions?
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  1. Network

ACA token

Explanation on how ACA ERC20 ties into Acala native token.

ACA token is synced in 3 places:

  • acala native token

  • evm native token

  • evm predeployed ACA ERC20 token

Any change in the balance of any of the above, is reflected in all.

The predeployed ACA ERC20 smart contract is tied directly into the native ACA token of the Acala network. This means that you can transfer the ACA as you would the native currency, but you can also transfer it as an ERC20 token.

Balances of the EVM accounts bound to the Polkadot.js accounts can differ from reasons other than existential deposit. One of such instances is staking.

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