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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. Tooling

Remix IDE

Introduction into using Remix IDE with Acala EVM+.

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You can use the , online smart contract development IDE, to deploy and interact with your smart contracts on Acala EVM+. Prerequisite for using Remix with Acala EVM+ is that you have your MetaMask wallet connected to the network. If you haven't done it yet, you can follow the .

Connecting Remix IDE to MetaMask

To connect the Remix IDE to your MetaMask, and subsequently to the Acala EVM+, you have to first go to and open the Deploy & run transactions tab.

The Deploy & run transactions tab is represented by icon.

Once the tab opens, locate the Environment menu and select the Injected Web3 option.

As you select the Injected Web3 option, MetaMask window should pop up and prompt you to select accounts that you want to connect to Remix IDE.

The second screen should provide which information is received by Remix and you can finally connect the two. Once you do, the account should appear in the side Deploy & run transactions menu, as well as it's balance.

Now that we are ready to use the Remix IDE, we can take a look on how to interact with the smart contracts that are already deployed on the network and how to deploy our own.

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