Wormhole
Search…
⌃K
Wormhole
Search…
⌃K
Introduction
Core Concepts
FAQs
Ethereum Merge FAQ
Tools
Examples
Sending Messages
EVM On Chain Message
Relaying
Receiving Messages
Portal Token Bridge Examples
EVM to Solana
Token Transfer with Relayer Fee (Polygon to Oasis)
Portal Bridge
Overview: Liquid Markets
Video Tutorial: How to use Portal
Video Tutorial: How to manually add tokens to your wallet
Tutorial: Token/NFT Redeem Workflow
Tutorial: NFT Portal
Tutorial: NFT Origin tool
Tutorial: How to send USDC from Solana to Ethereum
Tutorial: How to send USDC from Ethereum to Solana
Video Tutorial: How to use the Token Origin Verifier
Token Register
Developers
Overview
Contracts
Guardians
VAAs
Lifetime of a Message
Governance
Existing Applications
JavaScript SDK
Tutorials
Links
Portal Bridge
NFT bridge
Discord
Twitter
Github
Portal Stats
Wormhole Explorer
xDapp Book
Powered By GitBook

Sending Messages

​
⁉
Developing on Wormhole? Check out the book!
📖
​
Sending messages with wormhole is as easy as calling the on chain program with the correct arguments, or using the javascript SDK to send messages from the client. With each message, it’s required to include a nonce, which is a random number used to make sure the same message isn’t processed twice.
Previous
Wormhole Explorer
Next
EVM On Chain Message
Last modified 3mo ago
Copy link