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Instructions to setup relayers on the mainnet channels

IBC Channels

To enable transfers of the Juno token between various cosmos blockchains, the Juno team will create official IBC channels which will be used for integrations. The channels designated for IBC connections are summarised below:
host
chain-id
host
channel
juno-1
channel
juno token IBC address on host network
osmosis-1
channel-42
channel-1
ibc/27394FB092D2ECCD56123C74F36E4C1F926001CEADA9CA97EA622B25F41E5EB2
cosmoshub-4
TBA
channel-0
ibc/13B770F3AA627CCD99D3275DEF01D74199472BDCAEE01E4C2646059143B47309

Relayer Tutorials

To assist operators in setting up relayers, the Juno team have provided tutorials for the following IBC relayers:
Network configurations for relayers are stored in the mainnet Github repository.
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