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-Bridging Celo from Holesky to Dango is simple, all you need to do is call `depositERC20Transaction` on `OptimismPortalProxy` on Holesky.
+In this tutorial, you will learn how to programmatically bridge CELO from Holskey to Dango using the [viem OP Stack](https://viem.sh/op-stack).  
 
-`depositERC20Transaction` pulls Celo tokens from the account which is why you need to approve `OptimismPortalProxy` to spend Celo token first.
+Bridging CELO from Holesky to Dango is simple, all you need to do is call [`depositERC20Transaction`](https://viem.sh/op-stack/actions/depositTransaction#deposittransaction) on the `OptimismPortalProxy` contract on Holesky.
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+The `depositERC20Transaction` pulls CELO tokens from the account which is why you need to approve `OptimismPortalProxy` to spend CELO tokens first.
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+As you can see, we’ve created a `dango.js` file that contains all the necessary data for interacting with the test network. Since Dango will be a short-lived testnet, chain data won’t be available through viem or wagmi, so this file ensures you have everything you need directly at hand.
 
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