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Introducing DeployDex — the home of BOT Chain dApps →
DeployDex

House rules. Short ones.

DeployDex lists real BOT Chain contracts, then shows visitors how much more each builder has proven. Here is what we need from you, and how to earn every check.

Listing rules

  1. Point it at your real contract.

    The address must be a deployed contract on BOT Chain. The registry checks the bytecode on-chain, so wallets and typos bounce.

  2. One listing per contract.

    First come, first listed. If yours is taken by someone else, email us with proof and the curator will look at it.

  3. Link a live app over https.

    Plain http, IP addresses and links with passwords in them are refused. Your app should load for a visitor with no wallet.

  4. Say what it does, honestly.

    Name and tagline describe your own project. No borrowed brands, no fake partnerships, no promises of returns.

  5. No scams, no drainers, no impersonation.

    The curator hides listings that put visitors at risk. Hidden projects stay on-chain but leave the directory.

Trust checks

Every project page has a Trust report. The first check is enforced by the contract. The others are optional, take a few minutes, and tell visitors the person who listed the project is the person who built it.

Real contract on BOT Chain

Automatic. A listing can't exist without deployed bytecode at its address.

Source code verified

Publish your contract's source on the BOT Chain explorer: open your contract address on BOT Scan, choose Contract → Verify & publish, and use the same compiler version and settings you deployed with (Remix shows them under Solidity compiler).

The check turns green within the hour.

Deployed by the lister

Passes when the wallet that listed the project also deployed the contract. If a teammate deployed it, that's fine. The report says who did, without judging.

Lister owns the contract

If your contract has an owner() function (OpenZeppelin's Ownable has one), list it from the owner wallet. We read it straight from the chain.

Repo names the lister

Add a file called .deploydex to the root of your public repo with the wallet you list from. One address per line; lines starting with # are ignored.

# .deploydex: wallets that may list this repo on DeployDex
0xYourListerWalletAddressHere

Push it to the default branch. GitHub info refreshes within the hour.

Edit or delist

Open My dApps with the wallet you listed from. You can change the name, tagline, category, links and logo at any time. The contract address never changes.

Delist takes the project out of the directory for good. The record stays on-chain (blockchains don't forget), stars stop, and the contract can be listed again later as a fresh listing.

Hidden listings

The curator, the wallet that deployed the registry, can hide a listing that breaks these rules. Spotted one? Use Report this listing on its page, or write to hello@girlmeetstech.org. Think a hide was a mistake? Same address.

Got a contract on BOT Chain? You're one form away.

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