GetWallet

This method retrieves the content of a specific wallet on a designated blockchain.

Circular.SetNAGKey([your key]);
Circular.SetNAGURL([NAG URL]);

You can locate the URLs for native NAGs in our SDK documentation. As for third-party NAGs, we plan to provide a list in the future. If you're planning to use the SandBox blockchain for testing purposes, feel free to use an empty ("") NAG key.

 var Result = Circular.GetWallet(Blockchain,   
                                    Wallet_Address
                                    );

Blockchain and Wallet_Address values must be in hexadecimal format, prefixed with "0x". Upon successful execution, the output will be structured as follows:

{
	"Address" : [Wallet Address],
	"Assets" : 
	[
		{
			"Address" : [Asset Owner Address],
			"Amount" : [Asset Amount],
			"EnableSwap" : 0,
			"Name" : "Circular Coin",
			"Price" : 1,
			"Symbol" : "CIRX",
			"Type" : "C_TYPE_COIN",
			"URL" : "",
			"URLType" : ""
		},
		...
	],
	"DateCreation" : "2023:07:22-17:55:39",
	"Nonce" : 30,
	"PublicKey" : [Public Key],
	"Version" : "1.0.1"
}

Address

This field displays the unique identifier of the wallet. Note that a wallet can have multiple presences across different blockchains, each holding distinct assets. A wallet is acknowledged on a specific blockchain only after its registration there, excluding the use of "0x" hexadecimal prefixes.

Assets

Here, you'll find a detailed array of the digital assets held in the wallet for the specified blockchain. This section does not include "0x" hexadecimal prefixes.

DateCreation

This attribute specifies when the wallet was registered on the particular blockchain. Note that registration dates may vary across different blockchain instances.

Nonce

This is the sequential number representing the next transaction's position in the wallet's transaction history.

PublicKey

This field contains the public key of the wallet, a constant identifier that remains unchanged across all blockchain instances where the wallet is present.

Version

This details the wallet's version, highlighting advancements like the inclusion of wallet endpoints, analogous to smart contract endpoints in newer versions.

This structured format enhances clarity, providing an easy-to-understand overview of each attribute's role in the wallet's functionality and interaction with blockchain technology.