Fuel is evolving fast approaching the mainnet launch, and with it, the need for seamless integration between dApps and secure environments is critical. Enter the Bako Connector, a pivotal development in the Bako Safe ecosystem, designed to bridge the gap between dApps on Fuel Network and the robust security framework of Bako Safe, Fuel’s native multisig wallet.
What is the Bako Connector?
The Bako Connector leverages the native Fuel Wallet connector features to provide a seamless interface for user authentication, asset management, and transaction safety within the Bako ecosystem.
With the Bako Connector, dApp users can access vaults on their Bako Safe multisig wallets, create transactions, and automatically broadcast transactions when the requirements are met – straight from the dApp.
This tool is essential for developers looking to enhance their dApps with the acclaimed user experience and operational efficiency of Bako Safe environment.
In Beta-5 release, more than 68k accounts and over 71k vaults were created in Bako Safe, greatly surpassing the numbers from the Beta-4 release.
Key Features of the Bako Connector
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Secure Interface: Ensures that all interactions between the dApps and Bako Safe are secure, safeguarding user data and transactions against potential threats.
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Enhanced User Experience: By integrating directly with Bako Safe, the Bako Connector offers users a smooth and cohesive experience without needing to juggle multiple platforms or tools.
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Efficient Asset Management: Provides developers and users with tools to manage assets effectively, making it simpler to execute transactions and maintain control of digital assets.
Practical Applications: Transactions and Contract Calls
The Bako Connector not only simplifies the setup but also enriches the functionality with capabilities such as creating transactions and calling contracts. Here’s how developers can leverage these features:
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Creating Transactions: dApps can select a vault from the Bako Safe account and initiate transactions, which are then signed by vault subscribers before being broadcast to the network.
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Calling Contracts: Similar to transactions, contract calls are made using the vault as a wallet. Developers can interact with contracts’ methods securely and efficiently, extending the functionality of their dApps.
Getting Started with the Bako Connector
For a quick start with the Bako Connector, developers can refer to our comprehensive documentation and example application. Prerequisites include the installation of the Fuel Wallet Extension, an active account and vault on Bako Safe, and an understanding of key components like the Fuel provider. It's also essential to know how to set up a basic React project using TypeScript and Chakra UI.
Conclusion
The Bako Connector provides a user-friendly and secure interface with Bako Safe, the native multisig of Fuel Network. This allows developers to speed up integration and promptly utilize the unique capabilities of the Fuel Network.
If you're eager to dive deeper or need assistance, feel free to contact us through Bako's official channels below:
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