TriggerSmartContract

Construct an unsigned smart-contract call transaction and return TransactionExtension for client-side signing and broadcast.

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Construct an unsigned smart-contract call transaction. The response returns TransactionExtension; the caller signs the transaction locally and then broadcasts it.

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ABI parameter encoding

The parameter field must be encoded according to the Solidity ABI rules. For examples, see the Solidity ABI specification and Parameter and return value encoding and decoding.


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Body Params
string
required

Transaction initiator address. (Format: Base58 or Hex)

string
required

Contract address. (Format: Base58 or Hex).
Example: TG3XXyExBkPp9nzdajDZsozEu4BkaSJozs

string

Function selector.
Example: transfer(address,uint256)

string

ABI-encoded function parameters (Hex String).
e.g., 00000000000000000000004115208EF33A926919ED270E2FA61367B2DA3753DA0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000032

string

This field transmits the necessary data for smart contract interaction, including the function being called and its parameters. You may choose to use the data field, which contains the complete ABI-encoded information, or use the function_selector and parameter fields separately. Note that if both data and function_selector are present, the system will prioritize using the function_selector and parameter fields for the contract interaction.

int32
required

Maximum TRX (in sun) the caller agrees to pay for transaction fees. (Unit: sun). Example: 1000000000 (1,000 TRX)

int64
Defaults to 0

Amount of TRX transferred into the contract. (Unit: sun)

int64

Amount of TRC-10 token transferred into the contract.

int64

TRC-10 token ID

boolean
Defaults to true

Optional. Set to true to format addresses in Base58; set to false for hex format. (Default: false)

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