March 27, 2024, 9:33 p.m. | Muhdsodiq Bolarinwa

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Introduction


Verifying smart contracts on the blockchain is essential for transparency, security, and trust. It allows developers and users to inspect and interact with the smart contract’s source code. In this tutorial, we’ll utilize Hardhat, a powerful development environment for Ethereum.





Prerequisites



  • Node.js installed

  • An Ethereum account with a private key

  • An API key from a service like Etherscan for contract verification





For this tutorial we will be using Arbitrum-Sepolia





Steps


### Create your project directory folder



In your project …

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