This Solidity contract represents a multi-signature wallet with multiple owners. It allows multiple owners to manage wallet funds and requires a certain number of confirmations to execute transactions.
- Adding a Transaction: Owners can add new transactions to send Ether or call a function on another contract.
- Confirming a Transaction: Any owner can confirm a transaction by calling
confirmTransaction
with the transaction ID. - Canceling Confirmation: An owner can cancel their confirmation of a transaction if enough signatures haven't been collected yet.
- Executing a Transaction: Once the required number of confirmations is reached, any of the owners can call
executeTransaction
to execute the transaction.
- Copy the contents of the
MultiSignatureWallet.sol
file. - Paste it into an online Solidity compiler such as Remix.
- Compile the contract using the chosen Solidity compiler.
- Deploy the contract on the Ethereum network, specifying the addresses of the owners and the required number of confirmations.
- Adding a Transaction: Call the
addTransaction
function with the recipient's address, amount, and data. - Confirming a Transaction: Any owner can call
confirmTransaction
with the transaction ID. - Canceling Confirmation: An owner can call
cancelConfirmation
to cancel their confirmation of a transaction. - Executing a Transaction: Once the required number of confirmations is reached, any owner can call
executeTransaction
to execute the transaction.
- Clone the repository.
- Install dependencies using
npm install
. - Use a Solidity testing framework like Hardhat for development and testing of the contract.
- Run tests using
npx hardhat test
.
Exercise caution when setting the number of confirmations required for a transaction. Too low a value may lead to unauthorized transactions, while too high a value may slow down the transaction execution process.