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# Smart Contract Intergration

To enable detailed on-chain analytics related to specific protocols or dApps, you need to add the relevant smart contract addresses to the Cryptiques platform. This allows Cryptiques to monitor and analyze interactions with those contracts.

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**Walkthrough: Adding a Smart Contract**

Follow these steps to add and verify a smart contract within the Cryptiques platform:

1. **Log In:** Access your Cryptiques account at `app.cryptique.io/login` (replace with actual URL).
2. **Navigate to On-Chain Analytics:** Select "On-Chain Analytics" from the main navigation menu (likely on the left side of the screen).
3. **Initiate Adding Contract:** Within the On-Chain Analytics section, locate the "Smart Contract" selection dropdown or management area. Click the option to "Add a new smart contract".
4. **Enter Contract Details:** A pop-up window will appear prompting you for the following information:
   * **Smart Contract Address:** Carefully paste the correct address of the smart contract you want to track.
   * **Select Chain:** Choose the specific blockchain network where this smart contract is deployed from the provided list.
5. **Verify Contract:** Once you have entered the address and selected the chain, click the "Verify Contract" button within the pop-up.
6. **Confirmation:**
   * **Success:** If the provided contract address is valid for the selected chain, Cryptiques will confirm the verification, and the smart contract will be added to your tracked list. On-chain data related to this contract will begin processing and appearing in your analytics dashboards.
   * **Error:** If the contract address is incorrect, does not exist on the selected chain, or another issue occurs, an error message will be displayed. Please double-check the details you entered and try again. If issues persist, contact Cryptiques support.

By adding relevant smart contracts, you can gain deeper insights into user interactions, protocol usage, and specific on-chain events critical to your analysis.
