Account

Executes the list of calls as a transaction after validation.

The Call struct is defined in corelib.

Validates a transaction before execution.

Returns the short string 'VALID' if valid, otherwise it reverts.

Validates whether a signature is valid or not for the given message hash.

Returns the short string 'VALID' if valid, otherwise it reverts.

Allows anyone to submit a transaction on behalf of the account as long as they have the relevant signatures.

This method allows reentrancy. A call to __execute__ or execute_from_outside_v2 can trigger another nested transaction to execute_from_outside_v2 thus the implementation MUST verify that the provided signature matches the hash of outside_execution and that nonce was not already used.

The implementation should expect version to be set to 2 in the domain separator.

Arguments:

• outside_execution - The parameters of the transaction to execute.
• signature - A valid signature on the SNIP-12 message encoding of outside_execution.

Get the status of a given nonce. true if the nonce is available to use.

See ISRC6::__execute__.

See ISRC6::__validate__.

See ISRC6::is_valid_signature.

Validates a Declare transaction.

Returns the short string 'VALID' if valid, otherwise it reverts.

Validates a DeployAccount transaction. See Counterfactual Deployments.

Returns the short string 'VALID' if valid, otherwise it reverts.

Returns the current public key of the account.

Sets a new public key for the account. Only accessible by the account calling itself through __execute__.

Requirements:

• The caller must be the contract itself.
• The signature must be valid for the new owner.

Emits both an OwnerRemoved and an OwnerAdded event.

The message to be signed is computed in Cairo as follows:

let message_hash = PoseidonTrait::new()
        .update_with('StarkNet Message')
        .update_with('accept_ownership')
        .update_with(get_contract_address())
        .update_with(current_owner)
        .finalize();

See ISRC6::is_valid_signature.

See get_public_key.

See set_public_key.

Initializes the account with the given public key, and registers the ISRC6 interface ID.

Emits an OwnerAdded event.

Validates that the caller is the account itself. Otherwise it reverts.

Validates that new_owner accepted the ownership of the contract through a signature.

Requirements:

• signature must be valid for the new owner.

This function assumes that current_owner is the current owner of the contract, and does not validate this assumption.

Validates a transaction signature from the global context.

Returns the short string 'VALID' if valid, otherwise it reverts.

Set the public key without validating the caller.

Emits an OwnerAdded event.

The usage of this method outside the set_public_key function is discouraged.

Validates the provided signature for the hash, using the account's current public key.

Emitted when a public_key is added.

Emitted when a public_key is removed.

See ISRC6::__execute__.

See ISRC6::__validate__.

See ISRC6::is_valid_signature.

Validates a Declare transaction.

Returns the short string 'VALID' if valid, otherwise it reverts.

Validates a DeployAccount transaction. See Counterfactual Deployments.

Returns the short string 'VALID' if valid, otherwise it reverts.

Returns the current public key of the account.

Sets a new public key for the account. Only accessible by the account calling itself through __execute__.

Requirements:

• The caller must be the contract itself.
• The signature must be valid for the new owner.

Emits both an OwnerRemoved and an OwnerAdded event.

The message to be signed is computed in Cairo as follows:

let message_hash = PoseidonTrait::new()
        .update_with('StarkNet Message')
        .update_with('accept_ownership')
        .update_with(get_contract_address())
        .update_with(current_owner.get_coordinates().unwrap_syscall())
        .finalize();

See ISRC6::is_valid_signature.

See get_public_key.

See set_public_key.

Initializes the account with the given public key, and registers the ISRC6 interface ID.

Emits an OwnerAdded event.

Validates that the caller is the account itself. Otherwise it reverts.

Validates that new_owner accepted the ownership of the contract through a signature.

Requirements:

• The signature must be valid for the new_owner.

This function assumes that current_owner is the current owner of the contract, and does not validate this assumption.

Validates a transaction signature from the global context.

Returns the short string 'VALID' if valid, otherwise it reverts.

Set the public key without validating the caller.

Emits an OwnerAdded event.

The usage of this method outside the set_public_key function is discouraged.

Validates the provided signature for the hash, using the account's current public key.

Emitted when a public_key is added.

Emitted when a public_key is removed.

Allows anyone to submit a transaction on behalf of the account as long as they have the relevant signatures.

This method allows reentrancy. A call to __execute__ or execute_from_outside_v2 can trigger another nested transaction to execute_from_outside_v2. This implementation verifies that the provided signature matches the hash of outside_execution and that nonce was not already used.

Arguments:

• outside_execution - The parameters of the transaction to execute.
• signature - A valid signature on the SNIP-12 message encoding of outside_execution.

Requirements:

• The caller must be the outside_execution.caller unless 'ANY_CALLER' is used.
• The current time must be within the outside_execution.execute_after and outside_execution.execute_before span.
• The outside_execution.nonce must not be used before.
• The signature must be valid.

Returns the status of a given nonce. true if the nonce is available to use.

Initializes the account by registering the ISRC9_V2 interface ID.

Sets the account public_key and registers the interfaces the contract supports.

Upgrades the contract to a new implementation given by new_class_hash.

Requirements:

• The caller is the account contract itself.
• new_class_hash cannot be zero.

Sets the account public_key and registers the interfaces the contract supports.

Upgrades the contract to a new implementation given by new_class_hash.

Requirements:

• The caller is the account contract itself.
• new_class_hash cannot be zero.