Sign Message
This method allows users to sign a message using their MPC wallet.
Method Signature
async signMessage(config: SignMessageConfig): Promise<string>
Parameters
config
: SignMessageConfig
- An object with the following properties:
network
:Network
(required) - The network used for transactions. You can use theNetwork
enum to specify the network.message
:string
(required) - The message to sign.walletToken
:string
(required) - The wallet token of the wallet to sign the message for.refreshToken
:string
(optional) - The refresh token for authentication. Use this if you want to allow SDK automatically refresh the wallet token.
Returns
Promise<{signature: string, walletToken?: string, refreshToken?: string}>
- An object containing the signature of the message, and the new wallet token and refresh token if the refresh token is provided.
Example Usage
const signature = await sdk.wallet.signMessage({
network: Network.ETHEREUM,
message: 'Hello, world!',
walletToken: 'your-wallet-token',
refreshToken: 'your-refresh-token' // Optional
});
console.log(signature);
Response Example
{
"signature": "0x6b589c68bdcd3024232d60d10ec12a6ed1c5efd14855d3ea49a43b7f79c01649514a73d2d1a25151642f1a207ffcd3ba0b22f7241970f0fc8612b1d7718ca4ed1b",
"walletToken": "your-new-wallet-token",
"refreshToken": "your-new-refresh-token"
}
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The SDK will automatically refresh the wallet token and return the new wallet token and refresh token if the refresh token is provided.
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The response is a string representing the signature of the message.
Additional Information
- This method requires a valid wallet token in the SDK configuration.
- The signature can be used to prove that the owner of the private key signed the message without revealing the private key.
- The
network
parameter is required to determine which blockchain network's signing algorithm to use.
For more information, see the Xellar Sign Message API Documentation (opens in a new tab).