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  • 👩‍💻 DSA SDK
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    • getId/setId
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  1. 👩‍💻 DSA SDK

Connectors

The connective tissue of DeFi Smart Accounts

Connectors are smart contracts that allow and enable functionality across Instadapp and the various DeFi protocols. Connectors are used to relay functionality of various DeFi smart contracts. These connectors can be used to create and assemble transactions and create unique functions. Developers and users can write their own transactions by composing connectors. Some of these functions are accessible through the GUI by utilizing the Strategies tab.

Additional Information

When composing transactions there is a standardized address to indicated ETH.

  • Use0xeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee to indicate ETH.

  • use -1 or dsa.maxValue for the maximum amount in function.

  • If not sure about the arguments getId and setId, pass 0.

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