Conversion setup

Conversions are defined as rules of on and off-chain transactions that have to be triggered.

Projects can create as many conversions as they want - especially when they want to offer different rewards to different conversion events

The conversion event is composed of a rule that combines triggers, which can be on-chain events/function calls or off-chain events sent through the API or SDK.

Conversions in the crypto world come in all shapes and sizes. It could be as simple as swapping coins on a decentralized exchange (DEX) or getting into a more elaborate process like buying a token and holding onto it for a while, just like you can see in the screenshot.

Each on-chain trigger will need its own:

• Address and network from desired deployed contracts

• Event or function in the smart contract that needs to happen

• Custom parameter conditions (e.g: amount > 100)

You can create different rules with different triggers by combining AND, OR, and AND NOT operators

By default, Fuul utilizes a last-click attribution model with a 30-day attribution period for all conversions. However, projects will soon have the ability to customize this feature according to their specific requirements