Add tutorial "Deposit ETH to a different address" #91
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NOTE: The SDK npm package needs to be updated for this tutorial to work: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@arbitrum/sdk UPDATE: Using the beta version of the npm package. UPDATE 2: Using latest version of the npm package. |
mahsamoosavi
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Apr 6, 2023
| ## How it works (Under the hood) | ||
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| For the common case of depositing ETH to the same account on L2, use the tutorial [eth-deposit](../eth-deposit/README.md). | ||
| In this specific case, we will use the retryable tickets system to deposit ETH into a different address. We will use the parameter `l2CallValue` of the Retryable ticket to specify the amount of ETH to deposit, and `callValueRefundAddress` to specify the destination address. For more info on Retryable tickets, see [Retryable Tickets documentation](https://developer.offchainlabs.com/docs/l1_l2_messages#depositing-eth-via-retryables). |
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| In this specific case, we will use the retryable tickets system to deposit ETH into a different address. We will use the parameter `l2CallValue` of the Retryable ticket to specify the amount of ETH to deposit, and `callValueRefundAddress` to specify the destination address. For more info on Retryable tickets, see [Retryable Tickets documentation](https://developer.offchainlabs.com/docs/l1_l2_messages#depositing-eth-via-retryables). | |
| In this specific case, we will use the retryable tickets (Arbitrum's canonical method for creating L1 to L2 messages) to deposit ETH into a different address. We will use the parameter `l2CallValue` of the Retryable ticket to specify the amount of ETH to deposit, and `callValueRefundAddress` to specify the destination address. For more info on Retryable tickets, see [Retryable Tickets documentation](https://developer.offchainlabs.com/docs/l1_l2_messages#depositing-eth-via-retryables). |
| ## How it works (Under the hood) | ||
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| For the common case of depositing ETH to the same account on L2, use the tutorial [eth-deposit](../eth-deposit/README.md). | ||
| In this specific case, we will use the retryable tickets system to deposit ETH into a different address. We will use the parameter `l2CallValue` of the Retryable ticket to specify the amount of ETH to deposit, and `callValueRefundAddress` to specify the destination address. For more info on Retryable tickets, see [Retryable Tickets documentation](https://developer.offchainlabs.com/docs/l1_l2_messages#depositing-eth-via-retryables). |
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| In this specific case, we will use the retryable tickets system to deposit ETH into a different address. We will use the parameter `l2CallValue` of the Retryable ticket to specify the amount of ETH to deposit, and `callValueRefundAddress` to specify the destination address. For more info on Retryable tickets, see [Retryable Tickets documentation](https://developer.offchainlabs.com/docs/l1_l2_messages#depositing-eth-via-retryables). | |
| In this specific case, we will use the retryable tickets system to deposit ETH into a different address. We will use the parameter `l2CallValue` of the retryable ticket to specify the amount of ETH to deposit, and `callValueRefundAddress` to specify the destination address. For more info on retryable tickets, see [retryable tickets documentation](https://developer.offchainlabs.com/docs/l1_l2_messages#depositing-eth-via-retryables). |
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Thanks @mahsamoosavi ! |
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Added new tutorial for depositing ETH to a different address on L2 using Retryable tickets.
This PR needs to be merged before this tutorial is functional: OffchainLabs/arbitrum-sdk#237