Gas Fee Model

To integrate CyberWallet, it's important to understand its gas fee mechanism. There are several ways for CyberWallet to pay gas fees to execute UserOperations:

With CyberPaymaster

Deposit and Spend Gas on Any Chain

We keep a balance for each CyberWallet. Users can deposit native tokens to our deposit smart contract on any chain. Once the deposit event is indexed, we convert the deposited tokens into US dollars based on the current exchange rate of the native token on the block, and add the resulting amount to the balance of the CyberWallet. Developers can get the credit balance by calling the cc_getUserCredit API.

When the CyberWallet executes a UserOperation, the gas fee is deducted from the balance of the CyberWallet. If the balance is insufficient, the UserOperation will be rejected.

Deposit Contracts

Testnet

0xcd97405Fb58e94954E825E46dB192b916A45d412

Mainnet

0xcd97405Fb58e94954E825E46dB192b916A45d412

ABI

[
  {
    "inputs": [{ "internalType": "address", "name": "to", "type": "address" }],
    "name": "depositTo",
    "outputs": [],
    "stateMutability": "payable",
    "type": "function"
  }
]

Method

depositTo(address to)

Params

Project Gas Fee Sponsorship

We also provide a service for projects to sponsor the gas fee for users. Contact us and provide your preferred sponsor rules. We will help you sponsor the gas fee for users and send the gas bill at the end of each month.

Without CyberPaymaster

Users can directly send native tokens to the CyberWallet address. The native token can be used to pay the gas fee for UserOperations if paymasterAndData is not set in the UserOperation.