Methods

This section provides an overview of the key methods available in the Chorus One SDK for staking on the TON Network via the TON Pool contract.

The Chorus One SDK supports various staking operations including staking, unstaking, withdrawing, and retrieving staking information.

Below, we explore each method with practical examples to help you get started.


buildStakeTx

Description

The buildStakeTx method creates a staking transaction for the TON Pool contract. This method uses a two-pool solution and automatically selects the best pool for staking.

Staking tokens supports the network's operations and earns rewards for the delegator.

How to Use

To build a staking transaction, you need to provide the validator address pair, and the staking amount (in TON). Optionally, you can also specify a referrer address for tracking purposes, and a Unix timestamp indicating when the transaction expires.

Example

const { tx } = await staker.buildStakeTx({
  validatorAddressPair: [
    'kQAHBakDk_E7qLlNQZxJDsqj_ruyAFpqarw85tO-c03fK26F',
    'kQCltujow9Sq3ZVPPU6CYGfqwDxYwjlmFGZ1Wt0bAYebio4o'
  ],
  amount: '2', // 2 TON
  validUntil: Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000) + 3600, // Optional, expires in 1 hour
  referrer: 'Telegram' // Optional, unique referrer string for tracking
})

In the example above, we stake 2 TON using a validator address pair with an optional expiration time of 1 hour.


buildUnstakeTx

Description

The buildUnstakeTx method creates a transaction for unstaking tokens from the TON Pool contract.

Unstaking involves removing your staked tokens from a validator, which may be subject to fees and a withdrawal waiting period.

How to Use

To build an unstaking transaction, you need to provide the validator's address, the amount to unstake (in TON), and optionally, a Unix timestamp for when the transaction expires.

Example

In this example, we are unstaking 1 TON from the specified validator with an optional expiration time of 1 hour.


getStake

Description

The getStake method retrieves staking information for a specific delegator (your wallet) on the TON Pool contract.

  • This includes details such as the staked amount, pending deposits, pending withdrawals, and available withdrawal balance.

How to Use

To retrieve staking information, you need to provide the delegator's address (your wallet) and the validator's address.

Example

In this example, we retrieve staking information, including balances and pending deposits, for the given delegator and validator.


getPoolParams

Description

The getPoolParams method retrieves staking parameters for a specified validator, including information such as minimum stake, deposit fees, withdrawal fees, pool fees, and receipt price.

How to Use

To get the pool parameters, you need to provide the validator's address.

Example

In this example, we retrieve the pool parameters for a given validator, such as fees and minimum stake requirements.


Further Reading

For more detailed information and additional methods, please refer to the official API reference:

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