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Send Transaction
Once your app is connected to Blocto wallet, it can send transactions on behalf of the user, with the user's permission. To send a transaction, the app must:
- create an unsigned transaction.
- send the unsigned transaction to Blocto.
In Aptos, Transaction Payload can be divided into the following two types:
- Entry Function Payload: a transaction payload that can call a Module on the blockchain.
- Script Payload: a transaction payload that includes a script.
Currently, the SendTransaction method in Unity SDK supports both structures. The following is an example code to create a Transaction Payload.
Entry Function Payload
var transaction = new EntryFunctionTransactionPayload
{
Address = "your address",
Function = "0x1::coin::transfer",
Arguments = new object[] { "0x49e39c396ee0f1ace3990968cd9991b6bec0aa6f329afc9d1fa79757839a703f", "100000000" },
TypeArguments = new string[] { "0x1::aptos_coin::AptosCoin" },
};
Script Payload
var transaction = new ScriptTransactionPayload
{
Address = "your address",
Arguments = new object[] { "0x49e39c396ee0f1ace3990968cd9991b6bec0aa6f329afc9d1fa79757839a703f", "1" },
TypeArguments = new string[]{ },
Code = new Code
{
ByteCode = "0xa11ceb0b0500000005010002030205050706070d170824200000000100010003060c0503000d6170746f735f6163636f756e74087472616e736665720000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001000001050b000b010b02110002", Abi = new AbiPayload
{
Name = "main",
Visibility = "public",
IsEntry = "true",
GenericTypeParams = new string[]{ },
Params = new[]{ "&signer", "address", "u64" },
Return = new string[] { }
}
}
};
You can then use the SendTransaction provided by the Unity SDK to send the Transaction Payload to Blocto for signing and sending it to the blockchain.
_bloctoWalletProvider.SendTransaction(transaction, tx => {
Debug.Log($"Tx is {tx}");
});
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