Trading

Interaction with Trading Platforms The Trade class allows developers to create, finalize, and cancel trading orders for digital assets such as NFTs and ERC20 tokens. Using this class, developers can manage trading transactions and integrate exchange functionalities into their applications.

Provider Management The class supports the use of Web3 and JSON-RPC providers for connecting to the Ethereum blockchain. This allows developers to configure their blockchain environment and manage transactions through different types of providers, ensuring integration flexibility.

Fee Management The Trade class offers tools to analyze and add fees to trading orders. Developers can automatically include fees and configure fees for each transaction. This ensures that all transactions adhere to the defined fee structures.

Event Management The class includes an event management system that allows developers to register callbacks for specific events. This enables monitoring and responding to events such as the creation, execution, and cancellation of orders in real time. Event registration and removal are simple thanks to the on and off methods.

API Key Authentication To ensure secure interactions with the backend, the class uses an API key authentication system. Developers must provide a valid API key during class initialization, ensuring that only authorized requests can access backend services.

Network Configuration Developers can configure the network ID to ensure that all operations are performed on the correct blockchain network. This is essential to ensure that transactions are managed in the appropriate context, whether it's the Ethereum mainnet or a test network.

Integration with Smart Contracts and Royalty Registries The class provides methods to obtain the addresses of Seaport contracts and royalty registries. These methods are useful for directly interacting with smart contracts that manage trading functionalities and digital asset royalties.

Transaction Management With the Trade class, developers can create and manage trading transactions, finalizing or canceling them as needed. The class supports verifying the number of block confirmations to ensure that transactions are considered valid only after a certain number of confirmations, enhancing operational security.

Dynamic Configuration The class allows updating configuration settings for the trading module, such as the backend URL and the minimum number of block confirmations required. This ensures that the Trade class can adapt to changing requirements and environments.

Transaction Detail Retrieval Developers can use the class to retrieve specific transaction details, whether global or for a single user. This includes detailed information about exchanged assets, applied fees, and the transaction status.