Build with wnAPE

For Developers Who Want to Get Their Hands Dirty

The Basic Interface

// Everything you need to know about our contract
interface IWnAPE {
    function wrap(uint256 apeCoinAmount) external payable returns (uint256);
    function unwrap(uint256 wnApeCoinAmount) external returns (uint256);
    function getWnApeCoinByApeCoin(uint256 apeCoinAmount) external view returns (uint256);
    function getApeCoinByWnApeCoin(uint256 wnApeCoinAmount) external view returns (uint256);
}

Wrapping APE Like a Boss

// Wrap native APE programmatically
function wrapMyAPE(uint256 amount) external payable {
    require(msg.value == amount, "Don't try to cheat us");
    uint256 wnApeReceived = IWnAPE(wnApeContract).wrap{value: amount}(amount);
    // Now you have wnAPE tokens, go wild!
}

Unwrapping When You Need That Native APE

// Get your APE back when you need it
function unwrapMyWnAPE(uint256 wnApeAmount) external {
    // Approve the contract first (boring but necessary)
    IERC20(wnApeContract).approve(wnApeContract, wnApeAmount);
    uint256 apeReceived = IWnAPE(wnApeContract).unwrap(wnApeAmount);
    // Boom, you got your APE back (plus yield)
}

For DeFi Protocols (Let's Build the Future)

wnAPE is perfect for:

• DEX Integrations: Create juicy APE/wnAPE or wnAPE/USDC pairs

• Lending Protocols: Use wnAPE as collateral (it's solid)

• Yield Farming: Set up wnAPE staking pools

• Cross-Chain Protocols: Leverage our OFT superpowers

Hot Take: If you're building on ApeChain and not integrating wnAPE, you're probably doing it wrong.