Delegate
  • Overview
  • Delegating a wallet
  • Comparison with Others
  • FAQ
  • Audits
  • Integrate In Your Project
    • Smart Contract Examples
    • Token Ownership Claiming
  • Upgrade to V2
    • V2 is a Separate Contract
    • V1 → V2 migration
    • Batching
    • Subdelegations
  • Advanced Use Cases
    • Shadow Delegation
  • Delegate Market
    • Overview
    • FAQ
  • Gaming
    • Delegate for Gaming
  • Technical Documentation
    • Delegate Registry
      • Contract Addresses
      • IDelegateRegistry.sol
    • Javascript SDK
      • Installation / Importing
      • Setup
      • Check Delegations
        • checkDelegateForAll
        • checkDelegateForContract
        • checkDelegateForERC721
        • checkDelegateForERC1155
        • checkDelegateForERC20
      • Fetch Delegations
      • Delegate/Revoke
        • delegateAll
        • delegateContract
        • delegateERC721
        • delegateERC1155
        • delegateERC20
    • REST API
      • v2
      • v1
  • Resources
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  • V1 Registry (Legacy)
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FAQ

Is Delegate multichain?

Yes, we're deployed on 17 different EVM chains, including Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base. There are also two testnet deployments on Goerli and Sepolia.

Is Delegate crosschain?

No, each chain's deployment is self-contained with no dependencies or bridge risk. This means if a user wants to use a delegated wallet on both Ethereum and Polygon, they will need to delegate once on each chain. We're investigating options for crosschain messaging but given the novel risks this is not live today.

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