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Money on Chain platform
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Contracts architecture
Contract mocks
Relevant patterns and choices
Data dictionary
Getting started
Integration with MoC platform
Introduction to MoC
Getting BPros
Getting DoCs
Getting BTCx
Commission fees values
Vendors
Fees calculation
From outside the blockchain
Using RSK nodes
Using web3
Official Money on Chain ABIs
Events
Example code minting BPros
Example code minting BPros without Truffle
Example code redeeming BPros
Example code redeeming BPros without Truffle
Example code minting DOC
Example code redeeming free DOC
Example code redeeming DOC Request
Example code redeeming all DOC
Example code minting BTCx
Example code redeeming BTCx
Smart contracts
Contracts verification
ABIs documentation
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From outside the blockchain
The logic of the Money on Chain platform is developed with smart contracts that run on the RSK blockchain. To interact with this kind of technology, we developed a dApp (decentralized application), which is a web or mobile application that invokes the functions of the smart contracts.
You can find tutorials about developing dApps in the following resources:
The web3 library is one of the most popular to invoke the functions of smart contracts and there are different projects to use them with
​Truffle Framework offers some template projects and tools that you can use to develop applications that use smart contracts.
We use web3.js and truffle in this tutorial.
An RSK smart contract is bytecode implemented on the RSK blockchain. When a smart contract is compiled, an ABI (application binary interface) is generated and it is required so that you can specify which contract function to invoke, as well as get a guarantee that the function will return the data in the format you expect. The ABI in JSON format must be provided to web3 to build decentralized applications.
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