Hello,

Yes, this makes sense. You have declared two functions with the same name. When adding the second adapter, either rename your second wallets_multiadapter_coins_filter function to something else, or simply add both coins using the same function.

with regards

Sure, here’s an example. I have omitted most of the rows for clarity, hopefully you get the idea:

function wallets_multiadapter_coins_filter( $coins ) {
	$coins['ABC'] = array(

		// Coin symbol
		'symbol' => 'ABC',

		// Coin name
		'name' => 'ABC coin',

		// several rows omitted here

		// URL to an 64x64 icon for the coin. Or leave empty to pull the icon from 'assets/sprites/SYMBOL.png'.
		'icon url' => 'http://www.example.com/abc-coin-icon-64x64.png',
	);

	$coins['XYZ'] = array(

		// Coin symbol
		'symbol' => 'XYZ',

		// Coin name
		'name' => 'XYZ coin',

		// several rows omitted here

		// URL to an 64x64 icon for the coin. Or leave empty to pull the icon from 'assets/sprites/SYMBOL.png'.
		'icon url' => 'http://www.example.com/xyz-coin-icon-64x64.png',
	);

	return $coins;
 }

add_filter( 'wallets_multiadapter_coins', 'wallets_multiadapter_coins_filter' );

Hello,

In the example above, the only thing that’s missing is the plugin headers (you can use the ones from https://gist.github.com/alex-georgiou/11e19523697d4c1a84c83874690466c3) and some rows that you need to add with the data for each of your two coins. Other than that, there is nothing else missing.

What is your question?