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I created a token in the Ropsten network. It wants abi.json when transferring with Web3. But the token I created did not give it.

My token etherscan link https://ropsten.etherscan.io/address/0xe4bcb47da515d78a05de9f0861808fa97284129c

Verification failed. I want to make a transfer with node js web3 without verification. How can I do that?

Erdem Öztürk
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  • It seems an ERC-20 token, if that's the case you do not need it to be verified to use. With the standard ABI you can use https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/23121/how-to-transfer-erc20-tokens-using-web3js to send transfer. – Ismael Aug 13 '20 at 02:28

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If you just want it done quickly, I wrote a small interface for interacting with smart contracts that don't provide any abi and just general testing. It's hosted at https://lovingthewired.github.io/

All you would have to do is, fill in the details under "Send Transaction":

  1. fill in the "to" field with the contract address 0xe4bcb47da515d78a05de9f0861808fa97284129c
  2. Enter the function signature transfer(address,uint256) in the function field
  3. Enter the function parameters: {receiving address 0x..},{amount}

Example

Metamask will recognize the transfer function and you will be able to send the transaction.

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phaze
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If you want to call a method without the abi file you can do it by encoding the signature.

https://github.com/ethereum/web3.js/blob/5829347e537473b6de2d9fda2c830f2be6f47968/docs/web3-eth-abi.rst#encodefunctionsignature

Once you've encoded it you can sign the transaction and submit it manually.

Antony Denyer
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