Suggestion: Add Remix Contract Verification & Interaction Tutorial

[hammedfinance]

Hey Nads,

I recently deployed and verified an ERC20 token contract on the Monad testnet using Remix, and I noticed there's not much guidance out there specifically for Remix users.

Since a lot of beginners (and even experienced devs testing quickly) use Remix, I think a short tutorial on how to:

1. get the Standard JSON input
2. verify the contract on the explorer
3. and interact with functions like balanceOf and transfer through Remix

I think it would be a super helpful addition to the community resources.

Happy to help write something up if that would be useful. Just thought I’d suggest it in case others run into the same thing.

Appreciate the great work you’re all doing! Gnads

[Amirjahanbazi]

Hey there,

1. Get the Standard JSON Input
   Open your contract in Remix
   Compile it and click the “Compilation Details”
   Scroll to "Standard JSON-Input and Output" copy the JSON input section

2. Verify on Monad Explorer
   Go to the Monad explorer and locate your deployed contract
   Click “Verify & Publish”
   Paste in your standard JSON input and make sure optimization settings match what Remix used
   Submit and wait for it to process

3. Interact with Your ERC20 in Remix
   Head to the “Deploy & Run Transactions” tab
   Paste your verified contract address in the “At Address” field
   Once loaded, you'll see the contract's public functions.

Have a great day, Gmonad.

[Antic-swap]

yeah i also think remix flow needs more clearity in monad docs.

one thing i noticed while verifying on explorer, u really gotta make sure the compiler version + optimizer settings in remix match exact same like when u deployed. even small mismatch in runs makes it fail, this confuses alot of new ppl.

also maybe add a simple example for interacting after verify, like calling balanceOf(msg.sender) right away. gives that instant “ok its working” moment which helps beginners alot.

if its useful i can try to put this in a short step by step for the community repo.