Hello guys. I want to generate an Incognito wallet using NodeJS SDK, then generate a deposit BTC address, send money to it and ensure that balance of BTC token in Incognito wallet has increased. So, my main objective is to generate a deposit address, send BTC to it and let Incognito do the magic.
Important - I am using testnet.
I am creating a wallet with the following code:
const wallet = new WalletInstance()
await wallet.init(walletName)
const masterAccountPrivateKey = wallet.masterAccount.key.keySet.privateKeySerialized
await wallet.masterAccount.importAccount('MASTER', masterAccountPrivateKey)
const masterAccount = await wallet.masterAccount.getAccountByName('MASTER')
const BTCTokenId = '4584d5e9b2fc0337dfb17f4b5bb025e5b82c38cfa4f54e8a3d4fcdd03954ff82'
masterAccount.followTokenById(BTCTokenId)
Then, I am doing a wallet backup like that:
const backupPassword = Math.random().toString(36)
const backupWalletString = wallet.backup(backupPassword)
In order to generate a deposit BTC address I am doing:
const masterAccount = await wallet.masterAccount.getAccountByName(masterAccountName)
const privacyToken = await masterAccount.getPrivacyTokenById(BTCTokenId)
const signPublicKey = await masterAccount.getSignPublicKey()
const depositAddress = await privacyToken.bridgeGenerateDepositAddress({signPublicKey})
return depositAddress.address
Then, I am sending BTC to the deposit address and I can see that the balance of deposit BTC address that I have mentioned before increases.
Finally, I want to ensure that the Incognito wallet has the BTC that I send. In order to get balance of BTC token of the wallet I am doing the following:
const walletObject = await WalletInstance.restore(backupWalletString, backupPassword)
const masterAccount = await walletObject.masterAccount.getAccountByName(masterAccountName)
const followingTokens = await masterAccount.getFollowingPrivacyToken()
const privacyToken = followingTokens[0] // I have only one token, so for now I can use 0 index
const tokenBalance = await privacyToken.getTotalBalance()
The problem is that balance is always zero.
Maybe I am doing something wrong?
UPDATE If I am calling bridgeGetHistory method, I can see that there is a transaction in pending status. How long can it be pending in testnet?
Also, this transaction is quite strange. It has a correct “CreatedAt” field and BTC deposit address is also correct but “RequestedAmount”, “ReceivedAmount” and “IncognitoAmount” are empty.
May testnet affect this zero balance?
As I understand, the fact that I haven’t implemented the storage should not affect because, according to the code of the SDK, it performs RPC calls in order to get balance.
UPDATE #1 I have found the problem. Actually, my code is fine. The problem was that I was sending transactions with too small amount. Minimum amount is 0.001 BTC. When I sent transaction with the necessary amount, everything worked.