Struct TransactionApi 

pub struct TransactionApi;

Implementations

impl TransactionApi

pub fn set_high_security( &self, delay: Delay, interceptor: Interceptor, ) -> StaticPayload<SetHighSecurity>

Enable high-security for the calling account with a specified reversibility delay.

Recoverer and interceptor (aka guardian) could be the same account or different accounts.

Once an account is set as high security it can only make reversible transfers. It is not allowed any other calls.

• delay: The reversibility time for any transfer made by the high security account.
• interceptor: The account that can intercept transctions from the high security account.

pub fn cancel(&self, tx_id: TxId) -> StaticPayload<Cancel>

Cancel a pending reversible transaction scheduled by the caller.

• tx_id: The unique identifier of the transaction to cancel.

pub fn execute_transfer(&self, tx_id: TxId) -> StaticPayload<ExecuteTransfer>

Called by the Scheduler to finalize the scheduled task/call

• tx_id: The unique id of the transaction to finalize and dispatch.

pub fn schedule_transfer( &self, dest: Dest, amount: Amount, ) -> StaticPayload<ScheduleTransfer>

Schedule a transaction for delayed execution.

pub fn schedule_transfer_with_delay( &self, dest: Dest, amount: Amount, delay: Delay, ) -> StaticPayload<ScheduleTransferWithDelay>

Schedule a transaction for delayed execution with a custom, one-time delay.

This can only be used by accounts that have not set up a persistent reversibility configuration with set_high_security.

• delay: The time (in blocks or milliseconds) before the transaction executes.

pub fn schedule_asset_transfer( &self, asset_id: AssetId, dest: Dest, amount: Amount, ) -> StaticPayload<ScheduleAssetTransfer>

Schedule an asset transfer (pallet-assets) for delayed execution using the configured delay.

pub fn schedule_asset_transfer_with_delay( &self, asset_id: AssetId, dest: Dest, amount: Amount, delay: Delay, ) -> StaticPayload<ScheduleAssetTransferWithDelay>

Schedule an asset transfer (pallet-assets) with a custom one-time delay.