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KeeChain Wallet Documentation
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  • RPC Communication
  • Transaction Handling
  • Workflow Example

Keeta Network Integration

RPC Communication

Facilitate interaction between Keechain and the Keeta Network by sending and receiving data through Remote Procedure Call (RPC) endpoints.​

  • RPC Endpoints: Keechain connects to Keeta Network nodes via RPC endpoints to fetch blockchain data and broadcast transactions. An RPC endpoint is a specific URL that acts as the entry point for interacting with a particular resource or function of a Remote Procedure Call.​

  • Load Balancing: To ensure reliability and performance, Keechain utilizes multiple RPC endpoints with load balancing strategies. This approach distributes network requests across various nodes, preventing any single point of failure and optimizing response times.​

  • Error Handling: Keechain implements retry mechanisms and fallback strategies to handle network failures, ensuring consistent connectivity and data retrieval.​

Keeta Public Testnet RPC: https://rep1.test.network.api.keeta.com

Transaction Handling

Manage the lifecycle of transactions within Keechain, from construction to broadcasting on the Keeta Network.​

  • Construction: Transactions are constructed within Keechain, including necessary parameters such as nonce, gas fees, and recipient addresses.​

  • Signing: Transactions are signed locally using the user's private key. This ensures that private keys never leave the user's device, maintaining self-custody and security.​

  • Broadcasting: Signed transactions are broadcasted to the Keeta Network via RPC endpoints for inclusion in the blockchain.​

  • Confirmation: Keechain monitors the network for transaction confirmation, updating the user interface with the transaction status and details once confirmed.​

Workflow Example

  1. User Action: A user initiates a token transfer within Keechain.​

  2. Transaction Construction: Keechain constructs the transaction with the specified parameters.​

  3. Signing: The transaction is signed locally using the user's private key.​

  4. Broadcasting: The signed transaction is sent to the Keeta Network via an RPC endpoint.​

  5. Monitoring: Keechain monitors the network for confirmation of the transaction.​

  6. Feedback: Once confirmed, Keechain updates the user interface with the transaction status and details.​

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