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Typed and magic signatures guide #292
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I'm not a wordsmith so worth someone else having a look to ensure the message is clear and polished.
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# Verified Typed Data & Validated Signature Messages On-chain | ||
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This looks really interesting, however my understanding is that we have APIs that abstract some of this complexity away. Is this providing a different use case in some way or is there a reason we want to show this at the smart contract level that our current API is not meeting? Would like to understand better as my concern is our user base will likely prefer to simply use the APIs for sig and typed data verification given the overhead, i.e., what use cases does this enable vs our API? @moskalyk |
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