Overrides

Use interchain accounts with any chain and any security model
The interchain accounts API allows developers to override the default chains and security models configured in the InterchainAccountRouter.
This can be useful for developers who wish to:
Call an ICA on a chain that was not explicitly added by the InterchainAccountRouter owner, or
Secure their ICA(s) using different Interchain security modules than the defaults configured in the InterchainAccountRouter
Interface
The address of a remote ICA will vary with the _router and _ism overrides used
The callRemoteWithOverrides function looks similar to the callRemote function, but takes two additional arguments.
First, developers can override _router, the address of the InterchainAccountRouter on the remote chain. This allows developers to control an ICA on remote chains that have not been configured on the local InterchainAccountRouter.
Second, developers can override _ism, the address of the remote interchain security module (ISM) used to secure their ICA. This ISM will be used to verify the interchain messages passed between the local and remote InterchainAccountRouters. This allows developers to use a custom security model that best suits their needs.
Read more about Interchain security modules.
    /**
     * @notice Dispatches a sequence of remote calls to be made by an owner's
     * interchain account on the destination domain
     * @dev Recommend using CallLib.build to format the interchain calls
     * @param _destination The remote domain of the chain to make calls on
     * @param _router The remote router address
     * @param _ism The remote ISM address
     * @param _calls The sequence of calls to make
     * @return The Hyperlane message ID
     */
    function callRemoteWithOverrides(
        uint32 _destination,
        bytes32 _router,
        bytes32 _ism,
        CallLib.Call[] calldata _calls
    ) public returns (bytes32) 
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