Bitget Wallet

Bitget Wallet Skill

API Overview

• Base URL: https://bopenapi.bgwapi.io
• Auth: HMAC-SHA256 signature with appId + apiSecret
• All requests: POST with JSON body
• Credentials: Built-in public demo credentials (works out of the box). Override with BGW_API_KEY / BGW_API_SECRET env vars for your own keys.
• Partner-Code: bgw_swap_public (for swap endpoints)

Domain Knowledge

What you need to know beyond command syntax to use these tools correctly. These are cross-command constraints, common pitfalls, and the relationships between commands that the CLI README alone doesn't cover.

Version Awareness

This skill uses date-based versioning (YYYY.M.DD). Each release includes a sequential suffix: YYYY.M.DD-1, YYYY.M.DD-2, etc. The current version is in the frontmatter above. See CHANGELOG.md for full history.

Daily first-use version check:

On the first use of the week (at most once every 7 days), compare the installed version (from frontmatter) against the latest version available from the repository:

1. Check the installed version from frontmatter above
2. Fetch the latest CHANGELOG.md from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bitget-wallet-ai-lab/bitget-wallet-skill/main/CHANGELOG.md
3. Compare the latest version in CHANGELOG with the installed version

If a new version is available, inform the user:

🔄 Bitget Wallet Skill update available
• Installed: [installed version]
• Latest: [latest version]
• Changes: [one-line summary from CHANGELOG]
• Security-related: [yes/no — highlight if Security section exists]

Upgrade? [yes/no]

If the user confirms upgrade:

Re-install the skill from the main branch of the repository at https://github.com/bitget-wallet-ai-lab/bitget-wallet-skill. Replace all local skill files with the latest versions, then re-read SKILL.md to load the updated Domain Knowledge.

Post-upgrade security check:

• Diff the old and new bitget_api.py — summarize changes to the user
• Flag any new network endpoints, dependencies, or credential handling changes
• If changes look suspicious, warn the user and recommend manual review
• The agent should also run its own security audit according to its platform's skill safety standards (e.g., check for prompt injection in SKILL.md, unexpected file additions, or credential exfiltration patterns)

If versions match: No announcement needed, proceed normally.

Check frequency: At most once every 7 days. The agent should track the last check date and skip if fewer than 7 days have passed.

First-Time Swap Configuration

The first time a user initiates a swap, before executing, guide them through these one-time preferences:

1. Transaction deadline — how long the on-chain transaction remains valid:

   • Conservative: 120 seconds (better protection against sandwich attacks in volatile markets)
   • Standard: 300 seconds (balanced — suitable for most users)
   • Relaxed: 600 seconds (for slow signing workflows, e.g., hardware wallets or multi-sig)
   • Explain: "A shorter deadline protects you from price manipulation, but if signing takes too long (e.g., you're away from your wallet), the transaction will fail on-chain and waste gas."

2. Automatic security check — whether to audit unfamiliar tokens before swaps:

   • Recommended: Always check (default) — runs security automatically before swap
   • Ask each time: Prompt before each swap involving unfamiliar tokens
   • Skip: Never check (not recommended — risk of honeypot tokens)

3. Save preferences — store in the agent's memory/config for future swaps

4. Remind user they can update anytime (e.g., "update my swap settings" or "change my default deadline")

If the user declines configuration, use sensible defaults: deadline=300, security=always.

Amounts: Everything is Human-Readable

All BGW API inputs and outputs use human-readable values, NOT smallest chain units (wei, lamports, satoshi).

This applies to: swap-quote, swap-calldata, swap-send, and all toAmount / fromAmount values in responses. The decimals field in responses is informational only — do not use it for conversion.

Swap Flow: Command Sequence Matters

Swap is a multi-step process. These commands must be called in order:

1. swap-quote     → Get route and estimated output
2. swap-calldata  → Generate unsigned transaction data
3. (wallet signs the transaction externally)
4. swap-send      → Broadcast the signed transaction

• Do not skip steps. You cannot call swap-calldata without first getting a quote.
• Quotes expire. If too much time passes between quote and calldata, the route may no longer be valid. Re-quote if the user hesitates.
• swap-send requires a signed raw transaction. The signing happens outside this skill (wallet app, hardware wallet, or local keyfile).
• Transaction deadline: The calldata response includes a deadline field (default: 600 seconds = 10 minutes). After this time, the on-chain transaction will revert even if broadcast. The --deadline parameter in swap-calldata allows customization (in seconds). Use the user's configured deadline preference (see "First-Time Swap Configuration"). If not yet configured, default to 300 seconds and inform the user.

Swap Quote: Reading the Response

• estimateRevert=true means the API estimates the transaction may fail on-chain, but it is not guaranteed to fail. For valid amounts, successful on-chain execution has been observed even with estimateRevert=true. Still, inform the user of the risk.
• toAmount is human-readable. "0.1005" means 0.1005 tokens, not a raw integer.
• market field from the quote response is required as input for swap-calldata.

Security Audit: Interpret Before Presenting

The security command returns raw audit data. Key fields to check:

Best practice: Run security before any swap involving an unfamiliar token. This should follow the user's configured security preference (see "First-Time Swap Configuration"). If set to "Always check" (default), run automatically and silently — only surface results if risks are found. Never skip security checks for tokens the user has not traded before, regardless of preference.

K-line: Valid Parameters

• Periods: 1s, 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 1d, 1w
• Max entries: 1440 per request
• Other period values will return an error or empty data.

Transaction Info: Valid Intervals

• Intervals: 5m, 1h, 4h, 24h only
• These return buy/sell volume, buyer/seller count for the given time window.
• Other interval values are not supported.

Historical Coins: Pagination

• createTime is a datetime string in format "YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS" (NOT a Unix timestamp).
• limit is a number (max results per page).
• Response contains lastTime field (also a datetime string) — pass it as createTime in the next request to paginate.
• Example: --create-time "2026-02-27 00:00:00" --limit 20
• Useful for discovering newly launched tokens.

Native Tokens

Use empty string "" as the contract address for native tokens (ETH, SOL, BNB, etc.). This is a common source of errors — do not pass the wrapped token address (e.g., WETH, WSOL) when querying native token info.

Common Stablecoin Addresses

Always use these verified addresses for USDT/USDC. Do not guess or generate contract addresses from memory — incorrect addresses will cause API errors (error_code: 80000, "get token info failed").

USDT vs USDT0: Tether has begun migrating USDT to USDT0 (omnichain version via LayerZero) on some chains. On Arbitrum, the same contract address now represents USDT0 instead of legacy USDT. The contract addresses remain unchanged and work identically with the BGW API — no special handling is needed. When a user asks to swap "USDT", use the address below regardless of whether the chain has migrated to USDT0.

For other tokens, use token-info or a block explorer to verify the contract address before calling swap endpoints.

Using Market Data Effectively

The data commands (token-info, kline, tx-info, liquidity) are most useful when combined, not in isolation:

• Quick token assessment: token-info (price + market cap + holders) → tx-info (recent activity) → security (safety check). This gives a complete picture in 3 calls.
• Trend analysis: Use kline --period 1h --size 24 for daily trend, --period 1d --size 30 for monthly. Compare with tx-info to see if volume supports the price movement.
• Liquidity depth check: Before a large swap, run liquidity to check pool size. If your trade amount is >2% of pool liquidity, expect significant slippage.
• New token discovery: rankings --name topGainers finds trending tokens. Always follow up with security before acting on any discovery.
• Whale activity detection: tx-info shows buyer/seller count and volume. A high volume with very few buyers suggests whale activity — proceed with caution.

Pre-Trade Workflow

Before executing any swap, the agent should silently run risk checks and then present a single confirmation summary to the user. Do not prompt the user at every step.

Behind the scenes (agent runs automatically):

1. security     → Check highRisk, honeypot, tax
2. token-info   → Get current price, market cap, holder count
3. liquidity    → Check pool depth vs trade size
4. swap-quote   → Get route, expected output, slippage

If any red flags are found (highRisk, high tax, low liquidity, extreme slippage), stop and warn the user immediately with specifics.

If everything looks normal, present a single confirmation:

Swap Summary:
• 0.1 USDC → ~0.1000 USDT (BNB Chain)
• Route: bgwevmaggregator
• Slippage tolerance: 0.5%
• Price impact: ~0.07%
• Estimated gas: ~$0.05
• Token safety: ✅ No risks found
• Deadline: [user's configured preference, default 300s]

Proceed? [yes/no]

After user confirms:

5. swap-calldata → Generate unsigned transaction
6. (wallet signs the transaction)
7. swap-send    → Broadcast via MEV-protected endpoint

For well-known tokens (ETH, SOL, BNB, USDT, USDC, DAI, WBTC), the risk checks will almost always pass — the single confirmation is sufficient. For unfamiliar or new tokens, be more verbose about the risks.

Order Mode: Cross-Chain + Gasless Swaps

The Order Mode API (order-* commands) is the recommended way to execute swaps. It supports everything the legacy swap-* flow does, plus:

• Cross-chain swaps — swap tokens between different chains in one order (e.g., USDC on Base → USDT on BNB Chain)
• Gasless transactions (no_gas) — pay gas fees using the input token instead of requiring native tokens
• Order tracking — full order lifecycle with status updates, refund handling
• EIP-7702 support — advanced signature mode for gasless execution
• B2B fee splitting — partners can set custom fee rates (feeRate)

When to use Order Mode vs Legacy Swap:

Order Flow: 4-Step Process

1. order-quote   → Get price, recommended market, check no_gas support
2. order-create  → Create order, receive unsigned tx/signature data
3. (wallet signs the transaction or EIP-712 typed data)
4. order-submit  → Submit signed tx, get orderId confirmation
5. order-status  → Poll until status = success/failed/refunded

Order Quote Response

Key fields to check:

Gasless Mode (no_gas)

Gasless mode uses EIP-7702 delegation — a backend relayer constructs and pays for the transaction on your behalf. The gas cost is deducted from the input token amount.

1. Call order-quote — check if features contains "no_gas"
2. Pass --feature no_gas to order-create
3. Response returns signatures (not txs) — EIP-712 + EIP-7702 auth
4. Sign using API-provided hash fields, submit signatures
5. Backend relayer constructs full EIP-7702 tx, pays gas, broadcasts
6. No native token balance needed — ideal for Agent wallets

Auto-detection logic:

Default: always use no_gas when available.

if order-quote returns features: ["no_gas"]:
    auto-apply --feature no_gas to order-create
elif user has no native token for gas:
    warn: "Insufficient gas. This route does not support gasless mode."
else:
    proceed without no_gas (normal tx mode)

⚠️ Important: features in order-quote is not always reliable. In testing, some routes return features: [] in the quote but still accept --feature no_gas in order-create. When the wallet has zero native token balance, always try no_gas regardless of the quote's features field. If order-create rejects it, fall back to informing the user they need gas.

Order Create Response: Two Modes

The response contains either txs (normal transaction) or signatures (EIP-7702 gasless):

Mode 1: Normal Transaction (txs)

{
  "orderId": "...",
  "txs": [{
    "kind": "transaction",
    "chainName": "base",
    "chainId": "8453",
    "data": {
      "to": "0x...",
      "calldata": "0x...",
      "gasLimit": "54526",
      "nonce": 308,
      "value": "0",
      "supportEIP1559": true,
      "maxFeePerGas": "...",
      "maxPriorityFeePerGas": "..."
    }
  }]
}

→ Build transaction from data fields, sign with wallet, submit raw tx hex.

Mode 2: EIP-7702 Signature (signatures) — Gasless

Returned when --feature no_gas is used. Contains 2 signatures to sign:

{
  "orderId": "...",
  "signatures": [
    {
      "kind": "signature",
      "chainName": "base",
      "chainId": "8453",
      "hash": "0x...",          // ← Sign THIS hash directly
      "data": {
        "signType": "eip712",   // EIP-712: approve + swap bundled
        "types": { "Aggregator": [...], "Call": [...] },
        "domain": { "name": "BW7702Admin", "verifyingContract": "0x8C80e4d1..." },
        "message": {
          "calls": [
            { "target": "0x8335...", "callData": "0x095ea7b3..." },  // approve
            { "target": "0xBc1D...", "callData": "0xd984396a..." }   // swap
          ]
        }
      }
    },
    {
      "kind": "signature",
      "chainName": "base",
      "chainId": "8453",
      "hash": "0x...",          // ← Sign THIS hash directly
      "data": {
        "signType": "eip7702_auth",   // EIP-7702: delegate to smart contract
        "contract": "0xa845C743...",   // delegation target
        "nonce": "0"
      }
    }
  ]
}

What each signature does:

1. EIP-712 (Aggregator) — authorizes the bundled calls (approve + swap) via the BW7702Admin contract
2. EIP-7702 auth — delegates your EOA to the EIP-7702 smart contract, enabling batched execution

→ Sign each item's hash field with unsafe_sign_hash. Do NOT recompute hashes. → Backend relayer receives signatures, constructs full EIP-7702 type-4 tx, pays gas, broadcasts.

Signing Order Responses

Critical: Use the API-provided hash field to sign. Do NOT recompute EIP-712 hashes yourself.

The encode_typed_data implementations in common libraries (eth-account, ethers.js) may produce different hashes for complex nested structs (Call[] with bytes callData). The API pre-computes the correct hash and returns it in each signature item's hash field.

Signing logic (for signatures mode — gasless/EIP-7702):

from eth_account import Account

acct = Account.from_key(private_key)
signed_list = []
for sig_item in order_data["signatures"]:
    hash_bytes = bytes.fromhex(sig_item["hash"][2:])
    signed = acct.unsafe_sign_hash(hash_bytes)
    signed_list.append("0x" + signed.signature.hex())
# Submit: order-submit --order-id <id> --signed-txs <signed_list>

Signing logic (for txs mode — normal gas):

for tx_item in order_data["txs"]:
    tx_dict = {
        "to": tx_item["data"]["to"],
        "data": tx_item["data"]["calldata"],
        "gas": int(tx_item["data"]["gasLimit"]),
        "nonce": int(tx_item["data"]["nonce"]),
        "chainId": int(tx_item["chainId"]),
        "gasPrice": int(tx_item["data"]["gasPrice"]),
        "value": <parse tx_item["data"]["value"]>,
    }
    signed_tx = acct.sign_transaction(tx_dict)
    signed_list.append("0x" + signed_tx.raw_transaction.hex())

Helper script: python3 scripts/order_sign.py --private-key <key> accepts order-create JSON from stdin and outputs signed hex array.

Backend flow after submit:

Agent signs → submits signatures → Backend relayer receives →
Constructs full EIP-7702 tx (embeds our signatures) →
Relayer pays gas → Broadcasts to chain

The Agent never constructs the full EIP-7702 transaction. The backend relayer handles tx construction, gas payment, and broadcasting. We only provide signatures.

Important notes:

• Signature format: 65 bytes (r + s + v), v is 27 or 28 (not y_parity 0/1)
• Order of signedTxs must match order of signatures/txs in the response

EIP-7702 binding state affects signature count:

The binding persists on-chain. Once bound, future gasless transactions on the same chain are faster (1 signature, ~5 seconds).

Order Status Lifecycle

init → processing → success
                  → failed
                  → refunding → refunded

order-status response fields (all statuses):

Polling strategy:

• Same-chain: poll at 10s after submit, then every 10s. Max 2 minutes.
• Cross-chain: poll at 10s, then every 15s. Max 5 minutes.
• If still processing after max wait, give user the order ID to check later.

Known Issues & Pitfalls (Order Mode)

1. Cross-chain minimum amount: Cross-chain swaps (e.g., Base USDC → BNB USDT) have a minimum of ~$2. Below that returns 80002 amount too low.

2. features field unreliable for gasless: order-quote may return features: [] but order-create still accepts --feature no_gas. When wallet has zero native token, always try no_gas first.

3. Base same-chain without no_gas: order-create on Base without --feature no_gas returns 80000 system error when the wallet has no ETH. This is because the API can't construct a normal tx for an account with no gas. Solution: use no_gas.

4. EIP-712 hash mismatch: Do NOT use encode_typed_data from eth-account or similar libraries. Their encoding of nested Call[] with bytes callData differs from the API/contract implementation. Always sign the API-provided hash directly.

5. Signature format: 65 bytes r + s + v where v is 27 or 28 (not y_parity 0/1). This is the standard output of unsafe_sign_hash.

6. Order expiry: Orders have a deadline (typically 2 minutes from creation). Sign and submit promptly after order-create. If expired, create a new order.

7. No approve needed for gasless: EIP-7702 gasless mode bundles approve + swap into one atomic operation via the Aggregator contract. No separate approve transaction needed.

8. Never duplicate order execution: Signed and submitted orders are irreversible. Before creating a new order for the same trade, always check the previous order's status via order-status. If a previous script/process might still be running, verify it's truly dead before retrying. Creating and submitting two orders for the same trade will execute both and spend double the funds.

9. Cross-chain orders return multiple TXs: A successful cross-chain order-status returns 2 entries in txs[] — stage: "source" (origin chain) and stage: "target" (destination chain). Show both explorer links to the user.

10. Cross-chain toAddress MUST use target chain's native address format: When swapping cross-chain, the toAddress must be a valid address on the destination chain, not the source chain. This applies to BOTH order-quote and order-create — the quote will return 80000 without it for non-EVM targets.

    • EVM → EVM (e.g., Base → Polygon): same EVM address works ✅
    • EVM → Solana: toAddress must be a Solana address (Base58, Ed25519) — must be passed in quote too
    • EVM → Tron: toAddress must be a Tron address (T... Base58Check)
    • Missing or wrong toAddress causes 80000 at quote stage for non-EVM targets, or stuck funds at execution.

Order Mode Error Codes

Security Considerations (Order Mode)

Trust model: We sign hashes provided by the API. Verification layers:

Pre-sign verification checklist:

1. Read message.calls — verify targets are known contracts (router, token)
2. Verify message.msgSender matches your wallet address
3. Verify domain.verifyingContract is the known BW7702Admin contract
4. Verify domain.chainId matches expected chain
5. After completion, verify on-chain tx matches expected token transfer

Planned enhancement: API response signing with server public key for MITM protection.

Supported Chains (Order Mode)

Pre-Trade Workflow (Order Mode)

Key principle: order-create before present, present before sign.

The order is a contract — the user sees the actual order details, confirms, THEN the agent signs and submits. The agent MUST NOT sign or submit without explicit user confirmation.

1. security       → Check token safety (automatic, silent unless issues found)
2. order-quote    → Get price, market, check no_gas + eip7702Bindend
3. order-create   → Create order (auto-apply no_gas if available)
                     Returns orderId + unsigned tx/signature data
4. order-status   → Get order details (toAmount is more accurate than quote)
5. PRESENT        → Show confirmation summary to user (MANDATORY)
                     Use toAmount from order-status, NOT from quote
                     Include: order ID, amounts, fees, gas mode, signatures, safety
                     Include: EIP-712 verification (domain, msgSender, calls)
                     Include: small amount gasless warning if < $1
6. WAIT           → User must explicitly say "yes" / "confirm" / "执行"
                     If user says "no" → abort, do not sign
7. Sign + Submit  → Sign using API-provided hash fields, then order-submit
8. Poll once      → Wait 10s, then order-status once
                     If success → show receiveAmount + txId + explorer link
                     If still processing → show order ID + status, tell user to check later
                     DO NOT loop/block waiting for completion — return control to user immediately

Why this order matters:

• order-create before present: user sees real order data, not just estimates
• order-status for toAmount: more accurate than quote (accounts for actual routing)
• present before sign: user controls their funds, agent doesn't auto-execute
• Skipping the confirmation step is a violation of the agent's operating rules

Completion message (same-chain):

✅ Swap Complete
• Order: f347d76e...
• 1 USDC → 0.98382 USDT (Base)
• Gas mode: Gasless
• Tx: 0x786eff3d...
• Explorer: https://basescan.org/tx/0x786eff3d...

Completion message (cross-chain):

✅ Swap Complete
• Order: 861d8427...
• 2 USDC (Base) → 1.877485 USDT (Polygon)
• Gas mode: Gasless
• Source TX (Base): 0x2954bb0d...
  https://basescan.org/tx/0x2954bb0d...
• Target TX (Polygon): 0xd72483c8...
  https://polygonscan.com/tx/0xd72483c8...

If failed:

❌ Swap Failed
• Order: f365ba3d...
• 0.1 USDC → USDT (Base)
• Status: failed
• Possible causes: relayer error, insufficient liquidity, expired

Block explorer URLs by chain:

Poll timing: ONE poll only.

• Wait 10 seconds after submit, then call order-status once.
• If success → show completion message (receiveAmount + txId + explorer link).
• If processing or init → show "已提交" message with order ID and source TX if available. Do NOT keep polling. Return control to the user.
• User can ask "check order {orderId}" later to get the final status.
• Never block the agent waiting for order completion. Cross-chain orders can take 5-15 minutes.

Gas mode strategy: ALWAYS try gasless first.

1. Always pass --feature no_gas to order-create (regardless of quote features field)
2. Check response:
   a. Returns `signatures` array → Gasless ✅ proceed with EIP-712 signing
   b. Returns `txs` array (normal transactions) → Gasless NOT supported on this chain
      → Warn user: "⚠️ This chain does not support gasless. Need native token for gas."
      → Check if wallet has native token balance
      → If no balance: "❌ Cannot execute: no [MATIC/ETH/...] for gas and gasless unavailable"
      → If has balance: proceed with normal tx signing, show "Gas mode: Normal"

Why always try gasless:

• The features field in order-quote is unreliable (often returns [] even when gasless works)
• The eip7702Bindend / eip7702Contract fields are more reliable but still not definitive
• The only sure way to know: pass no_gas and check if response has signatures or txs
• Cost of trying: zero (order-create with no_gas that falls back to txs is not an error)

Gasless support by chain (as of 2026-03-04):

⚠️ Cross-chain gasless requires source chain 7702 binding. If the wallet has never done a gasless transaction on the source chain, the first cross-chain order will fall back to normal txs. Do a same-chain gasless swap first to bind 7702, then cross-chain gasless will work.

Always try gasless first rather than relying on this table.

User override: If the user explicitly says to use their own gas (e.g., "use my gas", "user gas", "不要 gasless", "用自己的 gas"), do NOT pass --feature no_gas to order-create. The order will use normal gas mode instead, and gas is paid from the wallet's native token balance. Show "Gas mode: User Gas (native token)" in the confirmation summary.

toAmount: Three Sources of Truth

Always use order-status.toAmount for the confirmation summary, not the quote's toAmount. The order-status value is calculated after actual routing and is more accurate.

• When using no_gas mode, gas is still deducted from the input. Even the order-status toAmount may not fully reflect gas deduction.
• The actual received amount is only known after completion via receiveAmount.
• Always present toAmount as an estimate: use "" prefix (e.g., "1.94 USDT").

Gas Mode: Default to Gasless

Always default to gasless — pass --feature no_gas to order-create on every trade. Do not check features field first, do not ask the user to choose.

How to detect gasless success vs fallback:

• Response has signatures array (non-empty) → gasless mode active ✅
• Response has txs array (non-empty) → chain doesn't support gasless, fell back to normal mode
• If fell back to normal and wallet has no native token → stop and warn user

Rationale: Gasless mode eliminates the need for users/agents to maintain native token balances on every chain. The gas cost is minimal compared to convenience. Trying gasless has zero cost — if the chain doesn't support it, the API silently falls back to normal txs.

⚠️ MANDATORY: The agent MUST present the confirmation summary and wait for explicit user approval before signing and submitting. Never skip this step. No exceptions.

Confirmation summary (gasless, same-chain):

Order Created ✅
• Order: f347d76e4b7e434897c2c699b7a588b9
• 0.1 USDC → ~0.086 USDT (Base)
• ⚠️ Gasless: gas 从输入金额扣除，小额交易 gas 占比较高
• Route: bgwevmaggregator
• Price impact: 0.009%
• Fees: $0.0003 (app fee)
• Gas mode: Gasless ✅ (EIP-7702 已绑定)
• Signatures to sign: 1 (EIP-712)
• Token safety: ✅ Both verified

EIP-712 Verification:
• domain: BW7702Admin @ 0x8C80e4d1... ✅
• msgSender: matches our wallet ✅
• calls: 1 (swap via router 0xBc1D9760...)

Confirm and sign? [yes/no]

Cross-chain gasless example:

Order Created ✅
• Order: 9c3f5bcab4a2449ea5e66a9770ea7169
• 2 USDC (Base) → ~1.94 USDT (Polygon)
• ⚠️ Gasless: gas 从输入金额扣除
• Route: bkbridgev3.liqbridge (cross-chain bridge)
• Price impact: 0.024%
• Fees: $0.014 (app $0.006 + platform $0.006 + gas $0.002)
• Gas mode: Gasless ✅ (EIP-7702 已绑定)
• Signatures to sign: 1 (EIP-712)
• Token safety: ✅ Both verified

Confirm and sign? [yes/no]

Normal gas example:

Order Created ✅
• Order: a1b2c3d4e5f6...
• 2.0 USDC (Base) → ~1.95 USDT (BNB Chain)
• Route: bkbridgev3.liqbridge
• Price impact: 0.057%
• Fees: $0.114 total
• Gas mode: Normal (native token)
• Transactions to sign: 1
• Token safety: ✅ Both verified

Confirm and sign? [yes/no]

⚠️ toAmount in confirmation uses order-status (init), not quote. This is more accurate because it reflects actual routing. However, gasless gas deduction may still reduce the final receiveAmount further.

Confirmation summary MUST include:

1. Order ID
2. Input → output with ~ estimate
3. Route and price impact
4. Fees breakdown
5. Gas mode (Gasless/Normal/User Gas)
6. Number and type of signatures
7. Small amount warning if applicable
8. Token safety status
9. EIP-712 verification (domain, msgSender, calls summary)

Gas mode display rules:

• Gasless with 7702 bound → "Gasless ✅ (EIP-7702 已绑定)"
• Gasless first time → "Gasless ✅ (EIP-7702 首次绑定, 2 signatures)"
• User override → "User Gas (native token)"
• Not available → "Normal (requires native token for gas)"

Small amount gasless warning: When input amount < $1 USD, show warning: gasless gas cost is fixed (~$0.01-0.02) regardless of trade size. For small trades this can be 10-15% of the input. For amounts > $10 the gas overhead is < 0.2% and negligible.

Wallet & Signing Domain Knowledge

Key Hierarchy (BIP-39 / BIP-44)

Mnemonic (12/24 words)
  └→ Seed (512 bits via PBKDF2)
      └→ Master Key
          └→ Derivation Path (BIP-44)
              ├→ m/44'/60'/0'/0/0   → EVM private key → ETH/BNB/Base/Arbitrum/Polygon address
              ├→ m/44'/60'/0'/0/1   → EVM account #2
              ├→ m/44'/501'/0'/0'   → Solana private key (Ed25519)
              └→ m/44'/195'/0'/0/0  → Tron private key

Critical facts:

• One mnemonic → all chains. The same 12/24 words derive keys for every supported chain.
• EVM chains share one key. ETH, BNB, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism all use the same private key and address at m/44'/60'/0'/0/0.
• Solana uses a different key. Ed25519 (not secp256k1). Different address, different signing algorithm.
• Private key ≠ mnemonic. A private key is one specific key derived from the mnemonic. Losing the mnemonic means losing access to all derived keys.

Key Management for Agents

Principle: minimal privilege, no persistence.

Storage:     1Password only (never local files, env vars, or code)
Injection:   Fetch → use → destroy in same script execution
Scope:       Single private key, not full mnemonic
Derivation:  Done once during setup, only the derived key is stored

Why agents hold a private key, not a mnemonic:

• Mnemonic = master access to all chains and accounts
• Private key = access to one account on EVM chains (or one Solana account)
• If compromised, blast radius is limited to one key's assets
• Agent only needs to sign transactions, not derive new accounts

Key retrieval pattern (Python):

# Fetch from 1Password, use, discard
import subprocess
key = subprocess.run(
    ["python3.13", "scripts/op_sdk.py", "get", "Agent Wallet", "--field", "evm_key", "--reveal"],
    capture_output=True, text=True
).stdout.strip()
# ... use key for signing ...
del key  # explicit cleanup

Signature Types (EVM)

When to use which:

• API returns txs with kind: "transaction" → Raw Transaction signing
• API returns signatures with signType: "eip712" → EIP-712 (use API hash)
• API returns signatures with signType: "eip7702_auth" → EIP-7702 delegation

⚠️ unsafe_sign_hash vs sign_message:

• sign_message adds the EIP-191 prefix (\x19Ethereum Signed Message:\n32)
• unsafe_sign_hash signs the raw hash directly (no prefix)
• For API-provided hashes, always use unsafe_sign_hash — the hash is already the final digest
• Using sign_message on a pre-computed hash produces a wrong signature

Multi-Chain Signing

EVM all-chain: Sign once, broadcast to any EVM chain. The chainId in the tx prevents replay across chains.

Transaction Anatomy (EVM)

Type 0 (Legacy):     {nonce, gasPrice, gasLimit, to, value, data}
Type 2 (EIP-1559):   {nonce, maxFeePerGas, maxPriorityFeePerGas, gasLimit, to, value, data, chainId}
Type 4 (EIP-7702):   {... + authorizationList: [{chainId, address, nonce, y_parity, r, s}]}

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