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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/market_node_verification_bsc.md
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Expand Up @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ There are multiple LINK tokens on BSC, and the correct token address is listed a
## Common Problems

- Make sure your Chainlink node has a BNB balance.
- The `env` for your node should have the configuration variable `MINIMUM_CONTRACT_PAYMENT` value set. The default is `1000000000000000000` which is 1 LINK. This value should be set to `100000000000000000` or lower for the verification to complete.
- The `env` for your node should have the configuration variable `MINIMUM_CONTRACT_PAYMENT` value set. The default is `1000000000000000000` which is 1 LINK. This value should be set to `10000000000000000` or lower for the verification to complete.
- Make sure your Chainlink node has fulfillment permission within the `Oracle` contract. This can be done by calling function `setFulfillmentPermission({node_wallet}, true)`.
- Confirm the address you provided for your node in the Market is the node's `ORACLE_CONTRACT_ADDRESS`, and not the `ACCOUNT_ADDRESS`.
- When you deploy your `Oracle` contract, ensure the `_link` token address is correct:
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/market_node_verification_eth.md
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Expand Up @@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ Firstly, you need to deposit some LINK into the Market.
## Common Problems

- Make sure your Chainlink node has an ETH balance.
- The `env` for your node should have the configuration variable `MINIMUM_CONTRACT_PAYMENT` value set. The default is `1000000000000000000` which is 1 LINK. This value should be set to `100000000000000000` or lower for the verification to complete.
- The `env` for your node should have the configuration variable `MINIMUM_CONTRACT_PAYMENT` value set. The default is `1000000000000000000` which is 1 LINK. This value should be set to `10000000000000000` or lower for the verification to complete.
- Make sure your Chainlink node has fulfillment permission within the `Oracle` contract. This can be done by calling function `setFulfillmentPermission({node_wallet}, true)`.
- Confirm the address you provided for your node in the Market is the node's `ORACLE_CONTRACT_ADDRESS`, and not the `ACCOUNT_ADDRESS`.
- When you deploy your `Oracle` contract, ensure the `_link` token address is correct:
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/market_node_verification_matic.md
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Expand Up @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ There are multiple LINK tokens on Matic, and the correct token address is listed
## Common Problems

- Make sure your Chainlink node has a MATIC balance.
- The `env` for your node should have the configuration variable `MINIMUM_CONTRACT_PAYMENT` value set. The default is `1000000000000000000` which is 1 LINK. This value should be set to `100000000000000000` or lower for the verification to complete.
- The `env` for your node should have the configuration variable `MINIMUM_CONTRACT_PAYMENT` value set. The default is `1000000000000000000` which is 1 LINK. This value should be set to `10000000000000000` or lower for the verification to complete.
- Make sure your Chainlink node has fulfillment permission within the `Oracle` contract. This can be done by calling function `setFulfillmentPermission({node_wallet}, true)`.
- Confirm the address you provided for your node in the Market is the node's `ORACLE_CONTRACT_ADDRESS`, and not the `ACCOUNT_ADDRESS`.
- When you deploy your `Oracle` contract, ensure the `_link` token address is correct:
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