See a list of terms about/related to the 2 way peg app and their meanings.
2 way peg app:
The 2 way peg app is a frontend application developed in Vue.js and typescript. The or 2 way peg app is a web application that fosters the interaction between the bitcoin blockchain and the RSK network for faster exchange of BTC and RBTC. See the github repo.
Amount in BTC:
The amount a user is sending. Not less than 0.005 BTC
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Device account address:
The account address the user is sending from in BTC.
Destination RSK address:
The account address to receive the RBTC.
Hardware Wallet
A hardware wallet is a special-purpose device configured to accept supported cryptocurrencies and tokens. Hardware wallets usually take the form of a physical device. Examples of hardware wallets are Ledger and Trezor.
Legacy address
Legacy address is the original BTC address. It is the most expensive address type because it uses the most amount of space inside a transaction.
Mainnet:
Native SegWit address:
The SegWit native transaction is Bech32
, and crypto wallets that support SegWit generally incur lower fees.
Network Fee
A Network Fee, as the name implies, is a fee you pay to a blockchain network for transferring a digital asset on that network.
Peg-ins
A conversion from BTC to RBTC. In the peg-in process, the customer sends some BTC and gets the equivalent amount in RBTC inside the RSK Blockchain network. The peg-in process is final and cannot be reverted, it requires 100 Bitcoin block confirmation which is approximately 200 RSK Blocks.
Peg-outs
A conversion from RBTC to BTC. This locks RBTC on the RSK network and releases BTC on the Bitcoin network. Peg-outs is not supported for this current version of the 2 way peg app. This feature will come with feature releases.
Refund Bitcoin address
The bitcoin address to be refunded.
Powpeg
The powpeg is a unique 2-way peg system that secures the locked bitcoins with the same Bitcoin hashrate that establishes consensus. Read more about the Powpeg.
SegWit address
Segwit, short for Segregated Witness, is an upgrade to the Bitcoin protocol, it separates the digital signature (also known as “the witness”) from the transaction, it is a newer address format with lower fees. It makes Bitcoin transaction sizes smaller, which allows Bitcoin to handle more transactions at once (scalability). Watch the video: What is Segwit? Explained.
Software Wallet
A software wallet is an application that is installed on a computer or smartphone. The private keys are stored on the computer or smartphone.
Testnet:
Transaction fee
The transaction fee, its equivalent, is specified in BTC and USD.
Transaction total
This comprises of the BTC amount + transaction fee selected.
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