@arcana/scw
Advanced tools
Integrate with the Gasless (Standalone) SDK to enable gasless transactions via any third-party browser-based wallets such as MetaMask. Multi-wallet apps can enable gasless transactions via the Arcana wallet by integrating with the Arcana Auth SDK.
The Gasless SDK uses third-party gasless providers (Biconomy) to provide gasless transactions. Gasless transactions are supported only for these blockchains.
Register the app through the Arcana Developer Dashboard and obtain a unique client ID.
Use the dashboard to set up gas tanks and deposit gas to fund the tank. Specify which app operations are white-listed. Users will pay zero gas fees when they issue whitelisted app operations via the SCW wallet address for one of the supported blockchain networks.
Install the Gasless SDK and use the client ID to integrate the app. Learn more...
npm install --save @arcana/scw
See Arcana Network documentation, Gasless SDK Quick Start Guide, Gasless Usage Guide and integration examples.
For any support or integration-related queries, contact us.
Arcana Gasless SDK is distributed under the MIT License. For details, see Arcana License.
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The npm package @arcana/scw receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, @arcana/scw popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @arcana/scw demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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