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OmniTrust allows users to deposit any ERC20 or native asset of their choosing into Omnify. Upon creation of the deposit the creator can specify other owners who can modify any of the deposit's properties. Additionally, beneficiaries can be declared with or without daily allownces. More details are described below. Accessible from and
Before we dive in let's take a look at the createDeposit
function, the Owner
struct, and the Beneficiary
struct.
Omnify's deposit fee is charged when creating a deposit, or when depositing into an existing deposit. The beneficiary fee is charge per beneficiary when creating the deposit and when adding new beneficiaries while modifying the deposit.
WARNING: CREATING A NON-RETRACTABLE & NON-MODIFIABLE DEPOSIT WITHOUT ANY BENEFICIARIES WILL RESULT IN THE LOSS OF THE DEPOSITED ASSETS FOREVER REGARDLESS WHETHER YOUR ADDRESS IS ON THE LIST OF OWNERS OR NOT. OWNERS CANNOT WITHDRAW THE WHOLE DEPOSIT UNLESS ITS RETRACTABLE.
To activate or de-activate a deposit any of the owners can simply call setDepositActiveVal
with the parameters of deposit id, and active status as a boolean.
An address has to be a beneficiary of a deposit to be able to withdraw from it. Additionally, if that beneficiary is limited by a daily allowance they can only withdraw their specified allowance once every 24 hours. To withdraw from a deposit a beneficiary should call withdrawFromDeposit
and pass the deposit ID, and amount.
When any of the owners retract a deposit, all the funds contained within are transferred to their balance, and the deposit is de-activated until re-activated again. To Retract a deposit any of the owners should call retractDeposit
and pass the id of the deposit.
Any modifiable deposit can accept deposits by anyone who has the id. The assets deposited should match the initial asset the deposit was created for. Just call depositIntoExistingDeposit
and pass the id, asset address, and the amount in Wei.
We are now able to utilize OmniTrust's versatility. 🏦
OmniTrust contracts are very versatile and support many interactions. In this page we will cover creating deposits and their properties, activating and de-activating deposits, withdrawing from a deposit, retracting a deposit, and depositing funds into an existing deposit. You can find a list of all Omnify services' tiers and fees at .
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