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Disclaimer: This checklist is a support tool and is not intended to replace a thorough assessment of the dependencies that integrating DOT as a gas fee token may have on your ecosystem.

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Hey there!

If you want to integrate DOT as a gas fee token, we’ve created this checklist along with a detailed guide to help you navigate the process smoothly.

For more details, check out the sections below the checklist.

Table of Contents

Checklist

• [ ] Notify your wallets
• [ ] Notify your ecosystem dapps, partners and stakeholders
• [ ] Notify your community
• [ ] Update your wikis, docs & SDK

Notify your wallets

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SubWallet, Talisman, Nova and P.js have been informed and are onboard. We also have informed Ledger and the multisigs Mimir, Multix, Signet, Spektr and Polkasafe.

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Wallets are a key part of the user experience. Start by informing wallets of your intention to accept DOT as a gas token.

As all transactions are passing through them, they will be the gateway to also manage the gas token.

It’s recommended to wait for wallets to implement the changes before proceeding with the upgrade. Otherwise, users may be confused if you announce this new feature but it’s not available.