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Deploying Gnosis Safe Proxy Contracts on the Mumbai Testnet using Safe Core SDK
Introduction
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Gnosis Safe provides a secure way to delegate and manage cross-chain assets. One of the key components of this ecosystem is the secure proxy contract, which allows users to earn rewards and tokens by delegating their assets to a trusted proxy. In this article, we will demonstrate how to deploy a secure Gnosis proxy contract on the Mumbai testnet using the Safe Core SDK.
Prerequisites
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To complete this lesson you will need:
- Gnosis Safe account with a valid wallet (e.g. MetaMask)
- Safe Core SDK installed and configured on your computer
- Mumbai testnet URL: “
Step 1: Create a new wallet
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Before we begin, create a new wallet for the Mumbai testnet using the following command:
npx safe-core-wallets --network mumbai --create-wallet --wallet-name MySafeProxyWallet
This will create a new wallet named “MySafeProxyWallet”.
Step 2: Configure Safe Core SDK
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In this step we need to configure the Safe Core SDK to use our newly created wallet. Run the following command:
npx safe-core setup --network mumbai --wallet-name MySafeProxyWallet --proxy-type Gnosis --proxy-identity-id MY_SAFE_PROXY_ID
Replace "MY_SAFE_PROXY_ID" with the actual ID of your proxy contract on the Mumbai test network.
Step 3: Create a Proxy Contract
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We will create a new proxy contract using the Safe Core SDK. Run the following command:
npx safe-core create contracts --network mumbai --contract-name MyProxyContract --proxy-contract-id MY_SAFE_PROXY_ID
This will create a new Gnosis Safe Proxy Contract "MyProxyContract" with the specified identifier.
Step 4: Deploy a proxy contract on the testnet
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We need to deploy the proxy contract on the Mumbai testnet. Run the following command:
npx deploy safe-core contracts --network mumbai --contract-address
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Step 5: Verify the proxy contract implementation
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We can confirm that our proxy contract is deployed correctly by checking its status:
npx get safe-core-contracts --network mumbai --contract-address
This should show the implementation details of your proxy contract.
Troubleshooting Error: Invalid Safe Proxy Factory Contract Address
If you get an error like "Error: Invalid Safe Proxy Factory Contract Address" when switching to..., it may mean that your wallet or proxy ID is incorrect. To resolve this issue, make sure that:
- Your wallet address is correct.
- The proxy ID in the Safe Core SDK configuration matches the one used in the Mumbai test network.
Example Use Case
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Here is an example use case for deploying the Gnosis Safe proxy contract on the Mumbai testnet:
``Javascript
const { createProxyContract } = require('@gnosis-safe/safe-core');
//Create a new wallet and proxy ID
const walletName = "MySafeWallet";
const proxyId = "MY_SAFE_PROXY_ID";
//Create a new proxy contract
async function main() {
const contractAddress = await createProxyContract({
network: "Mumbai",
wallet: walletName,
proxyID: proxyID,
});
console.log(Proxy Contract Address: ${contractAddress}`);
// Deploy the proxy contract to the testnet
wait for contracts.