How are Sequence transactions relayed?
The Sequence smart contract wallet allows users to reduce any set of transactions into a single blockchain transaction. In fact, independent users’ transactions can be bundled into a single transaction, reducing transaction costs for all.
Sequence Wallet also allows users to pay gas fees without the sender owning any native token (ETH for Ethereum, MATIC for Polygon or BNB for BNB Chain) or have users’ fees be paid by a third party. These are possible because Sequence Wallet transactions can be executed by a third party called a relayer.
Through Sequence smart contract and transaction relay service, users can seamlessly interact with various blockchains—and feel like they have a “normal" internet experience, but with the superpowers web3 affords them.
With gas fees abstracted, transactions bundled, fast block confirmation times and wallet recovery possible, interfacing with the blockchain is now seamless and transparent—greatly improving one of the biggest barriers to blockchain adoption.
Sequence Wallet also allows users to pay gas fees without the sender owning any native token (ETH for Ethereum, MATIC for Polygon or BNB for BNB Chain) or have users’ fees be paid by a third party. These are possible because Sequence Wallet transactions can be executed by a third party called a relayer.
Through Sequence smart contract and transaction relay service, users can seamlessly interact with various blockchains—and feel like they have a “normal" internet experience, but with the superpowers web3 affords them.
With gas fees abstracted, transactions bundled, fast block confirmation times and wallet recovery possible, interfacing with the blockchain is now seamless and transparent—greatly improving one of the biggest barriers to blockchain adoption.
Updated on: 02/01/2024
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