Bool Network
  • Introduction
    • What is Bool Network
    • Key features and benefits
    • Roadmap and Milestones
  • INTEROPERABILITY PROTOCOL
    • Overview
    • Architecture
    • Dynamic Hidden Committee (DHC)
      • Security trust flow
      • Lifecycle
      • Messaging Layer
    • Self Custody
      • Channels
      • Workflow
      • Escape Hatch
  • USER GUIDE
    • Beta Testnet
      • Getting Started
      • Network Information
      • Wallet Setup
      • Token Faucet
      • DHC Update
      • Node Server
        • Recommend List
        • Purchase Guide
      • Node Setup
        • DHC Node Setup
          • Local LAN Configuration for SGX
          • Run a chain via snapshot
        • Case Study
      • Node Management
        • For DHC Voter
        • For DHC Owner
  • EVM Ecosystem
    • Getting Started
      • Arbitrary Message Transmission
    • AMT Bridges
      • Network configuration
      • Create committees
      • Build a bridge
      • Bind Consumer to Anchor
      • Other operations
    • Smart Contracts
      • Primary Contracts
        • AnchorFactory
        • Messenger
        • Interfaces
          • IAnchorFactory
          • IMessenger
      • On-chain endpoint: Anchor
        • Anchor.sol
        • IAnchor.sol
      • BoolConsumerBase
        • BoolConsumerBase.sol
        • IBoolConsumerBase.sol
    • User Configurations
    • Application Examples
      • HelloWeb3.sol
    • Technical Reference
      • Chain IDs
      • Deployment Addresses
        • Devnet
        • Testnet
        • Alpha Mainnet
      • Faucet
  • Applications
    • B² Bool Bridge
      • B² Bool Bridge (Particle)
      • B² Bool Bridge (MetaMask)
    • Bool Swap
      • Pool Configuration
      • Deployment Addresses
        • Alpha Mainnet
  • Develop guide
    • Network Configuration
    • System Configuration
    • Testnet
      • Bool Chain
        • Node operators
        • Validators
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  • Advanced Tutorials
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  • Enable a new chain
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Enable a new chain

Our AMT bridge is not limited to a bidirectional channel, multiple blockchains can be integrated into a single bridge. However, the maximal number of chains to be included in a bridge depends on how many networks are currently supported by Bool Network. A list of supported chains can be found .

The following graphs provide a guide to adding new chains to a created bridge:

  1. Clicking the Settings button:

  2. Clicking the Add button to deploy Anchor contract on a new chain. Do remember to create a new committee before this operation.

  3. Update your bridge by hitting Submit.

Update consumer contract

A bridge builder has the right to update the application contract of an Anchor when the application contract has been upgraded on one chain. Alternatively, the builder can choose to build another AMT bridge to support his new application.

NOTE that updating a consumer contract address means that messages from the previous consumer contract will not be processed by Bool Network anymore since an anchor can be connected to one consumer contract only.

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Enable a new chain - Open the bridge's setting
Enable a new chain - Configure and deploy
Enable a new chain - Submit the updating transaction
Update a consumer contract