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Yes, thirdweb pre-built contracts are audited by third-party security firms. You can see the attached
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audit reports for each contract linked on the contract page on Explore.
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<Detailssummary="Why can I no longer deploy a pack contract?">
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Pack contracts were officially deprecated after the Pectra release from Ethereum. The pack contract implementation is incompatible with the Pectra update, which introduced breaking changes to the Ethereum protocol. As a result, support for pack contracts has been removed from thirdweb's deployment tools to ensure compatibility and security.
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If you need similar functionality, consider using:
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-**Edition Drop contracts** for distributing multiple quantities of NFTs
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-**Marketplace contracts** for trading and bundle functionality
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-**Custom smart contracts** built with our modular contract framework
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For existing pack contracts, they will continue to function on-chain, but new deployments are no longer supported.
Modular contracts is an open source framework that enables the creation of highly customizable and upgradeable smart contracts. Modular contracts is designed to encompass a broad number of use cases without compromising on the ease and security of creating smart contracts with thirdweb.
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Modular contracts are composed of two components:
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- Core Contract: smart contracts that serve as the foundation of the modular contract
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- Module Contract: smart contracts that are installed on top of the core contract
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You can think of Modular Contracts like building bricks. Pick a core, install modules, and swap them out to enable different functionality.
<Detailssummary="Is Modular Contracts actively maintained by thirdweb?">
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Modular Contracts is no longer actively maintained with dedicated engineering resources from thirdweb. However, we are happy to answer questions about the framework and provide support to existing modular contract users.
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<Detailssummary="What are modular contracts good for?">
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Modular contracts pattern is useful in the context of sharing core or modular contracts with other teams / developers while giving them control over the contract.
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It is useful for creating a contract where you need to upgrade the core contract by adding new functionality through modules.
description: "Explore FAQs around accepting crypto payments with thirdweb—covering payment links, checkout, webhooks, fiat onramps, and token compatibility.",
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# FAQs
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# Payments FAQs
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### General
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<Detailssummary="What does Payments use to operate under the hood?">
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Payments is an asset router that combines thirdweb's own onchain infrastructure with existing bridging and swapping protocols to find the optimal route for any given transaction.
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This can include intents, native bridges, third party bridges, cross-chain messaging protocols, thirdweb's custom bridges, and more. All routes are monitored and planned continuously for
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health, price, and speed to guarantee the best path every time.
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<Detailssummary="Am I able to use Payments with other wallet infrastructure providers?">
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Yes, Payments is designed to be agnostic to wallet infrastructure. You can use it with any wallet service.
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### Fees
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<Detailssummary="What are the fees for Buy With Fiat?">
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thirdweb does not charge any fees for buy with fiat. Any fees on onramping are based on the onramp provider.
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Network fees, also referred to as miner fees, are paid to the miner for processing crypto transactions and securing the respective network. These fees do not go to thirdweb.
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<Detailssummary="What does Payments use to operate under the hood?">
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Payments is an asset router that combines thirdweb's own onchain infrastructure with existing bridging and swapping protocols to find the optimal route for any given transaction.
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This can include intents, native bridges, third party bridges, cross-chain messaging protocols, thirdweb's custom bridges, and more. All routes are monitored and planned continuously for
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health, price, and speed to guarantee the best path every time.
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<Detailssummary="Does thirdweb Payments offer fiat payouts?">
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Fiat payouts are not currently available.
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### Token & Region Support
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<Detailssummary="How can I support a token on Payments?">
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Payments is able to support most token that meet the following criteria:
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Payments will automatically kick off the token route discovery process. Please check back the Payments modal after 20-40 minutes for the requested token.
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Yes, Payments is designed to be agnostic to wallet infrastructure. You can use it with any wallet service.
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<Detailssummary="Does Payments support Apple Pay or Google Pay?">
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Apple Pay and Google Pay are supported through the onramp providers depending on region. Coinbase, Stripe, and Transak currently support Apple Pay. Transak supports Google Pay.
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<Detailssummary="What are the KYC requirements?">
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Onramp options all require minimal KYC. This is done to comply with local regulations and to ensure the safety of our users.
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Please note: onramping with Coinbase does not require KYC for a purchase below $500 with debit card.
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<Detailssummary="What are your transaction limits for Buy With Fiat?">
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We currently require a $1 minimum purchase for both stablecoin and non-stablecoin purchases through Buy With Fiat.
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Our transaction maximum starts from $1500 per week for new users and can increase over time to $10,000 per week.
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<Detailssummary="What countries does Buy With Fiat support?">
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**Buy With Fiat** is available 160+ countries. The following countries are _UNSUPPORTED_:
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All United States are supported, excluding Hawaii.
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<Detailssummary="What cryptocurrencies does Payments support?">
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Payments can support any currency on our [supported chains](https://thirdweb.com/chainlist?service=pay).
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<Detailssummary="Does Payments support Apple Pay or Google Pay?">
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Apple Pay and Google Pay are supported through the onramp providers depending on region. Coinbase, Stripe, and Transak currently support Apple Pay. Transak supports Google Pay.
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<Detailssummary="What are your transaction limits for Buy With Fiat?">
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We currently require a $1 minimum purchase for both stablecoin and non-stablecoin purchases through Buy With Fiat.
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Our transaction maximum starts from $1500 per week for new users and can increase over time to $10,000 per week.
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We offer direct onramping **internationally** to the following tokens:
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<Detailssummary="How does KYC work with Buy With Fiat">
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Users will be required to complete KYC verification for their first purchase using 'Buy with Fiat.' After that, no further KYC will be needed for future purchases on the same platform.
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<Detailssummary="How are cryptocurrency prices set in thirdweb Payments?">
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Prices are set depending on the liquidity provider used to route your transaction.
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Payments can support any currency on our [supported chains](https://thirdweb.com/chainlist?service=pay).
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Onramp options all require minimal KYC. This is done to comply with local regulations and to ensure the safety of our users.
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Users will be required to complete KYC verification for their first purchase using 'Buy with Fiat.' After that, no further KYC will be needed for future purchases on the same platform.
title: "Deploy an ERC-1155 token | thirdweb Documentation",
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"Learn how to deploy an ERC-1155 token using thirdweb's dashboard or programmatically through the SDK.",
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# Deploy an ERC-1155 token
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Ability to deploy ERC-1155 tokens is coming soon. If you are interested in this feature, please [reach out in our community Telegram](https://t.me/officialthirdweb) so we can notify you on release.
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