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# EVM Side Setup

Here we're going to use <http://remix.ethereum.org/> to compile and deploy our smart contracts

* `binancetokenpeg.sol`
* `BEP20TokenImplementation.sol`

Then we will use <https://testnet.bscscan.com/> to verify our smart contract code and enable use to read/write to the contract.

Let's roll.

First let's upload all of the files in `./contracts/eth`

* BEP20TokenImplementation.sol
* binancetokenpeg.sol
* IBEP20.sol
* ApproveAndCallFallBack.sol
* IOwned.sol
* link.sol

![](/files/-Ma06C6_TXNmCXgG-ov9)

Now we're going to do some shenaningans to get this thing to compile.

* change the compiler version in the contract files on all the contracts above to `pragma solidity ^0.8.0;`

{% hint style="info" %}
Going up seems better than down in this case: <https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts/blob/master/contracts/utils/math/SafeMath.sol#L6>&#x20;
{% endhint %}

* change import in BEP20TokenImplementation&#x20;

```
import "./IBEP20.sol";
```

* change import in binancetokenpeg

```
import "./link.sol";
import "./IBEP20.sol";
import "./IOwned.sol";
```

`BEP20TokenImplementation.sol` and `binancetokenpeg.sol` should both compile when you click on them.

Onto round 2.