DApp authorization refers to the process in which wallet users agree to a DApp to access and transfer their digital currency assets. If a digital currency wallet wants to use a DApp to conduct transactions, the user needs to authorize it in the wallet so that the DApp can read and operate the user's digital currency assets. Authorization can be one-time or persistent, and can limit the DApp's access rights or allow access completely.
About DAPP Authorization Source Code
For example, an Ethereum wallet Dapp may require the user to authorize it to transfer tokens in the user account so that the user can send tokens to other accounts. This authorization is usually one-time, and the user can cancel the authorization of the smart contract or Dapp at any time. However, when performing the authorization operation, the user needs to confirm what kind of permission the DApp is applying for, and then decide whether to authorize it. If the DApp maliciously applies for permission, it must be decisively rejected.
Source code function
This is a customized version developed for customers. The front end uses uniAPP, which is powerful and includes lending, arbitrage, mining, and second contracts. The background is controllable and can also be redeveloped into an APP mode. If you need it, you can contact
System language
English, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Japanese, Traditional Chinese
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