Authentication/Notarization
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Developers can deploy smart contracts using an Externally Owned Account (EOA), a process that involves several steps:
Obtain authentication for smart contract deployment: Developers must first obtain authentication tokens for smart contract deployment through the Node Authority DAO. This token signifies approval for the deployment process.
Payment of authentication gas fee: In order to receive distribution authentication tokens, developers must pay authentication gas fee (fee). This fee is used to compensate for the resources required to process transactions and execute contracts on the blockchain network.
Smart contract deployment and gas fee: After securing the authentication token, developers can deploy the smart contract on the blockchain, paying a deployment gas fee in the process.
Rewards from deployed smart contracts: Deployed smart contracts provide rewards to the deploying developer when making internal calls and external calls.
Transfer of EOA's Owner rights: Once the smart contract is successfully deployed, the developer transfers the EOA's Owner rights to an Internal Owned Account (IOA).
Smart contract call approval: Smart contract call approval is determined by an autonomous organization decentralizing node authority through IOA.
Token Burning: Once the issuance of the smart contract is completed, the distribution authentication token is burned.
Users can use smart contracts through an Externally Owned Account (EOA), a process that includes the following steps:
Obtain authentication to use smart contracts: Users must first obtain authentication tokens to use smart contracts through the Node Authority DAO. This token represents prior authorization for the use of a smart contract.
Payment of authentication gas fee: To receive authentication tokens for smart contract usage, users must pay authentication gas fee (fee). This fee is used to compensate for the resources required to process transactions on the blockchain network.
Paying gas fees when using smart contracts: After receiving the authentication token, users can use smart contracts and must pay gas fees in the process. This gas fee covers the computational resources required for the execution of the smart contract.
Developer rewards for smart contract usage: The smart contract used provides rewards to the developer who deployed the smart contract when making internal and external calls.
A central server can deploy smart contracts using a Notary Account (NA), and this process involves several steps:
Obtain authentication for smart contract deployment: Developers must first obtain authentication tokens for smart contract deployment through the Node Authority DAO. This token signifies approval for the deployment process.
Payment of authentication gas fee: In order to receive distribution authentication tokens, developers must pay authentication gas fee (fee). This fee is used to compensate for the resources required to process transactions and execute contracts on the blockchain network.
Smart contract deployment and gas fee: After securing the authentication token, developers can deploy the smart contract on the blockchain, paying a deployment gas fee in the process. Rewards from deployed smart contracts: Deployed smart contracts provide rewards to the deploying developer when making internal calls and external calls.
Transfer of NA’s Owner rights: Once the smart contract is successfully deployed, the developer transfers NA’s Owner rights to an Internal Owned Account (IOA).
Smart contract call approval: Smart contract call approval is determined by an autonomous organization decentralizing node authority through IOA.
A central server can issue smart contracts using a Notary Account (NA), and this process includes several steps:
Obtain certification for smart contract issuance: The central server must first receive a notarization token for smart contract issuance through the Node Authority DAO. This token represents pre-approval for the issuance process.
Payment of authentication gas fee: In order to receive an issued authentication token, you must pay the authentication gas fee (fee) to the notary account on the central server. This fee is used to compensate for the resources required to process transactions and execute contracts on the blockchain network.
Voucher smart contract issuance and gas fee: After receiving the issued notary token to the notary account of the central server, a voucher smart contract can be issued, and the issuance gas fee must be paid in this process.
Compensation from the issued voucher smart contract: The issued voucher smart contract provides compensation to the notary account of the distributed central server when making internal calls and external calls.
Burning of issued notary tokens: Once the issuance of the voucher smart contract is completed, the issued notary tokens will be burned.
Developers can deploy smart contracts using an Externally Owned Account (EOA), a process that involves several steps:
Obtain authentication for smart contract deployment: Developers must first obtain authentication tokens for smart contract deployment through the Merge Staking Decentralized Autonomous Organization (Merge Staking DAO). This token signifies approval for the deployment process.
Payment of authentication gas fee: In order to receive distribution authentication tokens, developers must pay authentication gas fee (fee). This fee is used to compensate for the resources required to process transactions and execute contracts on the blockchain network.
Smart contract deployment and gas fee: After securing the authentication token, developers can deploy the smart contract on the blockchain, paying a deployment gas fee in the process.
Rewards from deployed smart contracts: Deployed smart contracts provide rewards to the deploying developer when making internal calls and external calls.
Transfer of EOA's Owner rights: Once the smart contract is successfully deployed, the developer transfers the EOA's Owner rights to an Internal Owned Account (IOA).
Smart contract call approval: Smart contract call approval is determined by an autonomous organization decentralizing node authority through IOA.
Token Burning: Once the issuance of the smart contract is completed, the distribution authentication token is burned.
A central server can deploy smart contracts using a Notary Account (NA), and this process involves several steps:
Obtain authentication for smart contract deployment: The notary account on the central server must first receive an authentication token for smart contract deployment through the Merge Staking Distributed Autonomous Organization (Merge Staking DAO). This token represents pre-approval for the distribution process.
Payment of authentication gas fee: In order to receive a distribution authentication token, the notary account on the central server must pay the authentication gas fee (fee). This fee is used to compensate for the resources required to process transactions and execute contracts on the blockchain network.
Smart contract deployment and gas fee: After securing the authentication token, the notary account on the central server can deploy the smart contract to the blockchain, and must pay the deployment gas fee in the process.
Compensation from deployed smart contracts: The deployed smart contract provides compensation to the notary account of the deployed central server when making internal calls and external calls.
Transfer of NA's Owner authority: When the smart contract is successfully deployed, the notary account on the central server transfers NA's Owner authority to the Internal Owned Account (IOA).
Token Burning: Once the issuance of the smart contract is completed, the distribution notarization token is burned.
The central server can use smart contracts using a Notary Account (NA), and this process involves several steps:
Obtain certification for smart contract use: The central server must first receive a notary token for smart contract use through the Merge Staking Distributed Autonomous Organization (Merge Staking DAO). This token represents pre-authorization of the usage process.
Payment of authentication gas fee: In order to receive a notary token, you must pay the notary gas fee (fee) to the notary account on the central server. This fee is used to compensate for the resources required to process transactions and execute contracts on the blockchain network.
Smart contract use and gas fee: After receiving the notary token to be used in the notary account of the central server, you can use the smart contract, and you must pay the usage gas fee in this process.
Compensation from smart contract: Compensation is provided to the notary account of the distributed central server when making internal and external calls to the smart contract.
