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github.com/icon-project/btp2
This is a reference relay
implementation for BTP 2.0 protocol.
Word | Description |
---|---|
BTP | Blockchain Transmission Protocol, see ICON BTP Standard. |
BTP Message | A verified message which is delivered by the relay |
Service Message | A payload in a BTP Message |
Relay Message | A message including BTP Messages with proofs for that, and other block update messages. |
Network Address | A string to identify blockchain network ex) 0x1.icon |
BTP Address | A string of URL for locating an account of the blockchain network ex) btp://0x1.icon/cx87ed9048b594b95199f326fc76e76a9d33dd665b |
BTP Message Center (BMC) - smart contract
BTP Message Verifier (BMV) - smart contract
BTP Service Handler (BSH) - smart contract
BTP Message Relay (BMR) - external software (implemented by this repository)
git clone https://github.com/icon-project/btp2.git --recurse-submodules
cd btp2
make relay
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