executeTransfer
Transfer the native token of a blockchain from one destination to another
This function transfers native tokens ( BTC / ETH / VET / ... ) from one address to another. The destination can be any blockchain address, a wallet, or a smart contract, it can even be an email address.
signer.executeTransfer({
walletId: '71dec640-4eb8-4321-adb8-b79461573fc4',
to: '0xf147cA0b981C0CD0955D1323DB9980F4B43e9FED',
value: 3.14159265359,
secretType: 'ETHEREUM',
data: '' //optional
})
🧙 You don’t have to take into account the number of decimals for different tokens, Venly handles that for you.
Example: If a token has 18 decimals and you want to transfer 1 token, provide the value 1. Venly will translate this to the correct non-decimal value (1 * 10e18).
signer.executeTransfer(transferRequestDto, options?): Promise<SignerResult>
Promise<SignerResult>
Parameter | Required | Description |
True | The transfer request you want to execute. For more info on how this request should look like, see transferRequestDto. | |
False |
const signer = venlyConnect.createSigner();
signer.executeTransfer({
walletId: '71dec640-4eb8-4321-adb8-b79461573fc4',
to: '0xf147cA0b981C0CD0955D1323DB9980F4B43e9FED',
value: 3.14159265359,
secretType: 'ETHEREUM',
}).then((signerResult) => {
if (signerResult.success) {
console.log(`Transaction ${signerResult.result.transactionHash} has been successfully executed!`);
} else {
console.warn(`Something went wrong while executing the transaction`);
}
}).catch((reason) => {
console.log(error);
});
🧙 Using the
network parameter, the node to which the transaction is sent can be set manually. It allows you to submit a transaction to any mainnet or testnet node of your choosing, public or private. ( Ethereum only)
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