Mint a token through the gate
The AIERC evaluated mint births an AIERC-193 token the way a bank checks a cheque before it clears: the
AI Consensus reads the exact contract bytes and every source file before the contract exists, and the factory deploys only
what it signed clean. The chain keeps a record that the contract was born that way, and anyone can read it.
What happens when you mint
- You compile your contract. Everything the compiler touched is sent — your files and every library they pull in. That is where a tampered copy usually hides.
- The AI Consensus evaluates it. Several independent AI reasoners read the exact creation bytecode and the sources. If they agree it is clean, they sign that verdict.
- The factory deploys it. The signed verdict is handed to the AIERCFactory contract on Chaingentic, which deploys byte-for-byte what was evaluated and records the contract as born clean.
- A flagged contract is never born. This is the one place AIERC refuses rather than telling you and letting you decide: a contract that does not exist cannot harm anyone.
How to get there — through Remix
The gate runs inside Remix, the browser IDE most people already compile Solidity in. One-time setup, about a minute.
- Open Remix and press Plugin Manager in the left rail.
- Choose Connect to a Local Plugin. A small form opens; fill it in exactly like this and press OK:
Plugin Name: aierc-mint
Display Name: AIERC evaluated mint
Url: https://api.paygentic.online/mint/remix-plugin
Type of connection: Iframe · Location in remix: Side Panel
Leave Api and Plugins it can activate empty.
- The AIERC evaluated mint panel appears in the left rail. Compile your contract as you normally would, then press Use last compilation in the panel.
- Press Evaluate with the AI Consensus Council. The verdict and its signatures come back to the panel.
- Press Deploy. Your wallet, set to Chaingentic testnet, signs one transaction to the factory. The contract address and its born-clean record are shown when it lands.
Check any contract yourself