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I would like to understand how to sign a balances.transferKeepAlive transaction completely offline with an existing signing service with ECDSA signatures. This is what I have so far that is working: ...
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I have changed my default multisignature to EthereumSignature. But whenever i'm doing any transaction on metamask then it is working fine and whenever i'm manually signing the transaction with a ...
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From the wiki (https://wiki.polkadot.network/docs/build-transaction-construction), import { createSignedTx } from "@substrate/txwrapper-polkadot"; // Example code, replace `signWithAlice` ...
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In the Moonbeam Unified documentation here, it says that Moonbeam natively supports "Ethereum-style address (H160 format), which is 40+2 hex-characters long, in a Substrate based chain" and ...
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So far it looks like polkadot.js/api supports ECDSA signatures, but the polkadot.js extension doesn't expose a method to use ECDSA: How to sign a message using ECDSA key pairs in Polkadot.js so it ...
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I've followed the cookbook on signing a payload, however this uses sr25519. I would like to use ECDSA to sign the payload, how can this be done? I have looked into using the keyring and managed to get ...
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For my project, I have to build a blockchain using ECDSA address in order to be compatible with Ethereum. But the native address is in sr25519 scheme in substrate. What should I do to implement this? ...
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I am having an issue trying to verify ecdsa signature in ink! for my test. I am generating the signature this way const keyring = new Keyring({type: 'ecdsa'}); const pair = keyring.addFromUri('//...
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Is it possible to add support for other cryptographic algorithms, or are we only allowed to use the implemented ones? The implemented ones are sr25519, ed25519, ecdsa(secp256k1, not secp256r1). I ...
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As far as I understand, besides the ed25519 and sr25519 signatures, there is a compatibility mode for ECDSA keypairs that should use the secp256k1 curve. Both Bitcoin and Ethereum use the secp256k1 ...
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