RFQ - AirSwap

AirSwap Request-for-Quote (RFQ) is used by market makers to provide orders with expirations. Takers will request an order periodically and have the option to fill it.
Protocol Features
Taker has the option to fill an order.
Taker is guaranteed the price until expiry.
Protocol Summary
RFQ is available over HTTP or WebSocket. In RFQ, servers are signers and clients are senders.
1.Client sends the server a JSON-RPC request.
2.Server responds with a signed order.
3.Client may send the signed order to Ethereum for settlement.
For information on finding counter-parties, see Discovery.
Methods
initialize
To support RFQ via WebSocket, the server must call initialize upon connection by the client and indicate request-for-quote among its list of supported protocols.
1
initialize([
2
  {
3
    name: 'request-for-quote',
4
    version: '1.0.0'
5
  }, ...
6
})
Copied!
getSignerSideOrder
Given a senderAmount the server returns a signed order with a signerAmount. The client is selling to the server.
1
getSignerSideOrder(
2
  senderAmount: string, // Amount the sender would transfer
3
  signerToken: string,  // Token the signer would transfer
4
  senderToken: string,  // Token the sender would transfer
5
  senderWallet: string, // Wallet of the sender
6
  swapContract: string, // Swap contract intended for use
7
  proxyingFor: string,  // Ultimate counterparty of the swap (Optional)
8
)
Copied!
getSenderSideOrder
Given a signerAmount the server returns a signed order with a senderAmount. The client is buying from the server.
1
getSenderSideOrder(
2
  signerAmount: string, // Amount the signer would transfer
3
  signerToken: string,  // Token the signer would transfer
4
  senderToken: string,  // Token the sender would transfer
5
  senderWallet: string, // Wallet of the sender
6
  swapContract: string, // Swap contract intended for use
7
  proxyingFor: string,  // Ultimate counterparty of the swap (Optional)
8
)
Copied!
Client
For information on finding counterparties, see the Discovery protocol. With server URLs in hand, clients call getSignerSideOrder or getSenderSideOrder as JSON-RPC requests.
Example Request
1
POST / HTTP/1.1
2
Content-Length: ...
3
Content-Type: application/json
4
​
5
{
6
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
7
  "id": 123,
8
  "method": "getSignerSideOrder",
9
  "params": {
10
    "signerToken": "0xdac17f958d2ee523a2206206994597c13d831ec7",
11
    "senderWallet": "0x1FF808E34E4DF60326a3fc4c2b0F80748A3D60c2",
12
    "senderToken": "0xc02aaa39b223fe8d0a0e5c4f27ead9083c756cc2",
13
    "senderAmount": "1000000000000000000",
14
    "swapContract": "0x522D6F36c95A1b6509A14272C17747BbB582F2A6"
15
  }
16
}
Copied!
A response looks like the example below. Requests can be made using curl for testing.
1
curl -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
2
     -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":"123","method":"getSignerSideOrder","params":{"signerToken":"0xdac17f958d2ee523a2206206994597c13d831ec7","senderWallet":"0x1FF808E34E4DF60326a3fc4c2b0F80748A3D60c2","senderToken":"0xc02aaa39b223fe8d0a0e5c4f27ead9083c756cc2","senderAmount":"1000000000000000000","swapContract":"0x522D6F36c95A1b6509A14272C17747BbB582F2A6"}}' \
3
     http://localhost:3000/
Copied!
Swap Contract
With an order in hand, parameters are submitted as an Ethereum transaction to the Swap contract, which emits a Swap event on success. The light function is gas more efficient, whereas the swap function provides protocol fee rebates to staked AST holders. Either function can settle a properly signed order.
1
  function light(
2
    uint256 nonce,
3
    uint256 expiry,
4
    address signerWallet,
5
    IERC20 signerToken,
6
    uint256 signerAmount,
7
    IERC20 senderToken,
8
    uint256 senderAmount,
9
    uint8 v,
10
    bytes32 r,
11
    bytes32 s
12
  ) external;
Copied!
1
  event Swap(
2
    uint256 indexed nonce,
3
    uint256 timestamp,
4
    address indexed signerWallet,
5
    IERC20 signerToken,
6
    uint256 signerAmount,
7
    uint256 protocolFee,
8
    address indexed senderWallet,
9
    IERC20 senderToken,
10
    uint256 senderAmount
11
  );
Copied!
The server or client may subscribe to a filter for a Swap event with the nonce they provided to the client.
Server
See the signatures page for creating and signing an order. A successful server response containing a Order has the following properties:
Property
Type
Description
nonce
uint256
Unique per signer and should be sequential.
expiry
uint256
Expiry in seconds since 1 January 1970.
signerWallet
address
Wallet that sets and signs terms.
signerToken
address
Token that the signer will transfer.
signerAmount
uint256
Amount that the signer will transfer.
senderToken
address
Token that the sender will transfer.
senderAmount
uint256
Amount that the sender will transfer.
v
uint8
v value of the ECDSA signature.
r
bytes32
r value of the ECDSA signature.
s
bytes32
s value of the ECDSA signature.
Example Response
1
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
2
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *
3
Access-Control-Allow-Headers: *
4
Access-Control-Allow-Methods: POST, OPTIONS
5
Content-Length: ...
6
Content-Type: application/json
7
​
8
{
9
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
10
  "id": 123,
11
  "result": {
12
    "nonce": "99",
13
    "expiry": "1566941284",
14
    "signerWallet": "0x73BCEb1Cd57C711feaC4224D062b0F6ff338501f",
15
    "signerToken": "0xdac17f958d2ee523a2206206994597c13d831ec7",
16
    "signerAmount": "100000000",
17
    "senderToken": "0xc02aaa39b223fe8d0a0e5c4f27ead9083c756cc2",
18
    "senderAmount": "1000000000000000000",
19
    "v": "28",
20
    "r": "0x67e0723b0afd357d4f28523bf633dfee16e0eab2f3cbcf8ce1afd32a035d2764",
21
    "s": "0x1b71e6e633b3334fc88faf4ec0ca1b7611883bc0de4df7024abec07af78b97c3"
22
  }
23
}
Copied!