Transfer a native token
How to perform a basic transfer. E.g transfer ETH from one wallet to another.
Intro
It is not possible to transfer value from a wallet without the approval of the user. Therefore to be able to transfer a token, we will need to do two things: i) create the transfer and ii) ask the user for his approval.
The object that can ask the user for his approval is called a Signer
, once we've created a Signer
object we can use the Signer
to perform a transaction.
To perform actions on a wallet , such as transactions or signatures, the wallet has to be linked to your application. The easiest way to link a wallet to your application in to use getAccount flow. The benefits of using the getAccount flow is that this flow bundles multiple actions into one call.
Function:
//Asking the signer to transfer a certain value to a certain destination.
venlyConnect.signer.executeTransfer({
walletId: '<WALLET_ID>',
to: '<BLOCKCHAIN ADDRESS>',
value: 3.1415,
secretType: '<BLOCKCHAIN>',
})
Example:
Address
const venlyConnect = new VenlyConnect('YOUR_CLIENT_ID');
//Asking the signer to transfer to a blockchain address.
venlyConnect.signer.executeTransfer({
walletId: 'c8ec9954-fa1a-4682-9cf8-ef5c1015d1d1',
to: '0xf147cA0b981C0CD0955D1323DB9980F4B43e9FED',
value: 0.01415,
secretType: 'ETHEREUM',
})
Email
const venlyConnect = new VenlyConnect('YOUR_CLIENT_ID');
//Asking the signer to transfer to an email address.
venlyConnect.signer.executeTransfer({
walletId: '71dec640-4eb8-4321-adb8-b79461573fc4',
to: '[email protected]',
value: 0.01415,
secretType: 'ETHEREUM',
})
🧙 The destination of a transfer is not limited to a blockchain address, we also support email addresses and Unstoppable domains.
Returns:
{
status: "SUCCESS",
result: {
id: "9d4c550d-78b2-4e9d-850c-d376f198293c",
transactionHash: "0xcf8b99b7a11decd5b650c48435632c0e0a7b8b01f382addfd5932fdfa6d9ee62"
}
}
JS Fiddle Example
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Updated about 1 month ago