Flyover Protocol Documentation | Glossary
See a list of terms about/related to the Flyover Protocol and their meanings.
-
callFee
- callFee is made up of the LP fee, service fee, and gas limit fees. User has to send the sum of value plus
callFee
. It is the default fee to be applied to a quote.
- Client:
- This refers to a user sending BTC to RSK or a wallet service that integrates the flyover protocol.
-
quoteHash
:
- This is a 64 digit number that derives from a quote object. Quote hash can be generated by calling
LBC.hashQuote()
contract function. A hashQuote
is the function the LBC offers to generate the quoteHash
from a quote object.
- EOA:
- Externally owned accounts (EOAs) are accounts that are controlled by users who control the private keys for an account or wallet, these keys are typically generated using a seed phrase.
- Liquidity Provider (LP):
- The LP is in charge of making an RSK call or advancing funds on behalf of the user.
- Liquidity Provider Server (LPS):
- Liquidity Bridge Contract (LBC):
- Locking cap:
- This is the limit specified in the bridge which rejects transactions once the lock cap is exceeded, and will begin accepting transactions when funds in the network decreases. Note: This limit is a security measure and may increase in the future.
- PegIn:
- This is the process of converting BTC to RBTC. See Mainnet Guide.
- PegOut:
- This is the process of converting RBTC to BTC. See Mainnet Guide guide.
- penaltyFee:
- The penalty fee that the LP pays if it fails to deliver the service. This is a value defined in the LPS’s config file. As of now, in testnet it is set to
1000000
wei, for mainnet, this value is yet to be defined.
- Powpeg:
- The 2wp-app is a tool that enables the easy use of the PowPeg protocol.
- Refund address:
- This address is used only in the case that the locking cap on the bridge is surpassed. There are two types of refund addresses;
rskRefundAddress
and btcRefundAddress
. See parameters section for more information.
- Quote:
- The quote structure defines the conditions of a service, and acts as a contract between users and liquidity providers. It returns an array of quotes.