EVM-Compatible Chain → Klever Blockchain
When transferring tokens from an EVM-compatible blockchain (e.g., Ethereum) to Klever Blockchain, the process follows the relayer state machine:
User Interaction
Token Deposit
- User deposits ERC20 tokens into the Safe contract on the EVM chain
- The contract acts as a secure vault for the original tokens
Relayer State Machine Process
Step 1: GetPending
- Purpose: Monitor and collect pending transactions
- Action: Relayers query the Safe smart contract on Ethereum to detect pending transactions
- Trigger: Continues until the transaction batch reaches the predefined threshold
- Result: Batch is ready for cross-chain processing
Step 2: ProposeTransfer
- Purpose: Initiate cross-chain transfer proposal
- Action: One relayer proposes the transfer on Klever Blockchain's multisig contract
- Result: Transfer proposal is submitted and awaits approval
Step 3: SignProposedTransfer
- Purpose: Collect relayer approvals
- Action: Other relayers in the network sign and approve the proposed transfer
- Requirement: Each relayer validates the proposal before signing
- Result: Signatures are collected for consensus
Step 4: WaitForQuorumOnTransfer
- Purpose: Ensure sufficient consensus
- Action: Relayers wait for the minimum required signatures (quorum)
- Requirement: Minimum of 7 out of 10 relayers must approve
- Result: Quorum is reached, enabling execution
Step 5: PerformActionID
- Purpose: Execute the approved transfer
- Action: Call to the multisig contract to transfer tokens to destination accounts
- Result: Batch is marked as finished, tokens are delivered to recipients
Final Delivery
Token Issuance & Recipient Delivery
- On Klever Blockchain, the equivalent KDA tokens are either:
- Minted (for wrapped representations of foreign tokens)
- Released from reserves (for native Klever tokens)
- The destination address receives the exact equivalent amount of KDA tokens