i did which prompted me to check here :D

ill take a look at the dapp side then and see how the token is referenced... at least that is cool that i am deploying the SC correctly on that side of the house. would you happen to have any other dapps that has this functionality that i can refer to?

oh ok, so thats cool that means that im doing something right lol

the funny thing is, when i try to deploy the contract, im not sure if im hitting it, because once it deploys and i launch the react, it is still utilizing the egld instead of the token i though i was able to provide as an argument: 1) example: erdpy contract deploy Found extra arguments in erdpy.json. Final arguments: ['--verbose', 'contract', 'deploy', '--bytecode', 'output/ping-pong.wasm', '--recall-nonce', '--pem', '../../wallet/walletKey.pem', '--gas-limit', '59999999', '--arguments', '3000000000000000000', '100', '0x44414e472d313630626434', '--send', '--outfile', 'deploy-testnet.interaction.json'] INFO:accounts:Account.sync_nonce() INFO:accounts:Account.sync_nonce() done: 17 INFO:cli.contracts:Contract address: erd1qqqqqqqqqqqqqpgq9vkf9r6c5nlmhqyrcd6ep4pttfaf4rgw6cyqjswz9t INFO:utils:View this contract address in the Elrond Testnet Explorer: https://testnet-explorer.elrond.com/accounts/erd1qqqqqqqqqqqqqpgq9vkf9r6c5nlmhqyrcd6ep4pttfaf4rgw6cyqjswz9t INFO:transactions:Transaction.send: nonce=17 INFO:transactions:Hash: c923b7c1de5c24c2125066f0f7c5f5f07afc4cc333cf481d8b1cd11dd017cb33 INFO:utils:View this transaction in the Elrond Testnet Explorer: https://testnet-explorer.elrond.com/transactions/c923b7c1de5c24c2125066f0f7c5f5f07afc4cc333cf481d8b1cd11dd017cb33