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Contract: TransferAgent Mint Token Submission
Lock user's assets into cBridge contract, mint corresponding tokens to receiver which address can be any length
TransferAgent transfer is not recommended if receiver's wallet address is no more than 20 bytes
Through TransferAgent's transfer function, user can specify token to be locked on source chain and receiver's address on destination chain. According to pegged_pair_config.vault_version, you should set different parameters communicating with TransferAgent contract.
transferAgent!.transfer(
receiverAddress /// Destination chain receiver address, could be any length.
pegConfig.config.org_token.token.address /// Source chain token address
value, /// Transfer amount
destinationChainId, /// Destination Chain Id
nonce, /// Current timestamp
0, /// Canonical token transfer doesn't require max slippage
2, /// BridgeSendType.PegDeposit
/// https://github.com/celer-network/sgn-v2-contracts/blob/
/// c66326d458b9d34058ed960f610af69d8514716c/contracts/
/// libraries/BridgeTransferLib.sol#L27
[] /// Extensions are not required
)
transferAgent!.transfer(
receiverAddress /// Destination chain receiver address, could be any length.
pegConfig.config.org_token.token.address /// Source chain token address
value, /// Transfer amount
destinationChainId, /// Destination Chain Id
nonce, /// Current timestamp
0, /// Canonical token transfer doesn't require max slippage
4, /// BridgeSendType.PegV2Deposit
/// https://github.com/celer-network/sgn-v2-contracts/blob/
/// c66326d458b9d34058ed960f610af69d8514716c/contracts/
/// libraries/BridgeTransferLib.sol#L27
[] /// Extensions are not required
)
Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
receiver_address | String | Receiver's address on destination chain |
token_address | String | Token address on source chain |
amount | UInt256 | Transfer amount on source chain |
nonce | UInt64 | Timestamp |
max_slippage | UInt32 | Not required |
bridgeSendType | Bridge Send Type | |
extensions | Not required |
When you submit on-chain mint transaction through TransferAgentContract, you can also generate a transfer id for future reference. For example, it is used for getTransferStatus. It should be the same as transferId inside on-chain transaction log.
const mint_id = ethers.utils.solidityKeccak256(
[
"address",
"address",
"uint256",
"uint64",
"address",
"uint64",
"uint64",
],
[
"...", /// TransferAgent contract address
"...", /// Token address on source chain,
"...", /// Mint amount in String
"12360001", /// Destination Chain Id
"0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000", /// Hardcoded address zero
"...", /// Nonce
"...", /// Source chain id
],
)
const mint_id = ethers.utils.solidityKeccak256(
[
"address",
"address",
"uint256",
"uint64",
"address",
"uint64",
"uint64",
"address",
],
[
"...", /// TransferAgent contract address
"...", /// Token address on source chain,
"...", /// Mint amount in String
"12360001", /// Destination Chain Id
"0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000", /// Hardcoded address zero
"...", /// Nonce
"...", /// Source chain id
"...", /// Original Token Vault V2 contract address on source chain
],
)
Since this function is an on-chain transaction, the response is the corresponding transaction response.
Last modified 1yr ago