How to opt-in asset to stateless escrow contract using algosigner, then from escrow to other wallet address?

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Hi @Maugli @barnji @fabrice @liz
I have trouble creating escrow contract, can I have non-production escrow teal contract. And I have errors while optin asset-id to escrow by doing this:

AlgoSigner.connect()
.then(async(d) => {
  AlgoSigner.accounts({
    ledger: 'TestNet'
  })
  .then(async(d) => {

    console.log("TestNet",d)
//new code added 191021

AlgoSigner.algod({
  ledger: 'TestNet',
  path: '/v2/transactions/params'
})
// sign new opt-in transaction
.then((txParams) => AlgoSigner.sign({
  assetIndex: assetId,
  from: lsig.address(),
  amount: 0,
  to: optInAccount,
  type: 'axfer', // ASA Transfer (axfer)
  fee: txParams['min-fee'],
  firstRound: txParams['last-round'],
  lastRound: txParams['last-round'] + 1000,
  genesisID: txParams['genesis-id'],
  genesisHash: txParams['genesis-hash'],
  flatFee: true
}))
// send signed transaction
.then((signedTx) => AlgoSigner.send({
  ledger: 'TestNet',
  tx: signedTx.blob
}))
// wait for confirmation from the blockchain
.then((tx) => waitForAlgosignerConfirmation(tx)) // see algosignerutils.js
.then(async(d) => {
  // was successful

  
  //transfer

assetId = Number(parseInt(idget))
let from = localStorage.getItem("wallet"); 
let to = lsig.address(); 
let amount = 1; 
let note = undefined; 

AlgoSigner.algod({ 
        ledger: 'TestNet', 
        path: '/v2/transactions/params'
    })
    .then((txParams) => AlgoSigner.sign({
      assetIndex: assetId,
        from: from,
        to: to,
        amount: +amount,
        note: note,
        type: 'axfer',
        fee: txParams['min-fee'],
        firstRound: txParams['last-round'],
        lastRound: txParams['last-round'] + 1000,
        genesisID: txParams['genesis-id'],
        genesisHash: txParams['genesis-hash'],
        flatFee: true
    })) 
    .then((signedTx) => AlgoSigner.send({ 
        ledger: 'TestNet', 
        tx: signedTx.blob 
    }))
    // wait for confirmation from the blockchain
    .then((tx) => waitForAlgosignerConfirmation(tx)) // see algosignerutils.js
    .then((tx) => {
        // our transaction was successful, we can now view it on the blockchain 
        console.log("transfer success",tx)
      })
      .catch((e) => {
        console.error(e);
      })
      
    
  //end
})
.catch((e) => {
  console.error(e);
})
.catch((e) => {
  console.error(e);
});

  
  
//new code ended 191021
  })
  .catch((e) => {
    console.error(e);
  });
})
.catch((e) => {
  console.error(e);
});
2

The from and to fields should both be set to the address of the account trying to opt-in

3

After using like, from and to as same account,
It is showing that:

message: “No matching account found on AlgoSigner for address: "RWYPYF5XX4OP2L6BCMZAA4ETP3S3HSF32QSWSGMXAUO5NBJPKPHR6YCCAE" on network TestNet.”

It is showing error that the algosigner does not have the escrow account in it.
How to fix this?

AlgoSigner.connect()
.then(async(d) => {
  AlgoSigner.accounts({
    ledger: 'TestNet'
  })
  .then(async(d) => {

    console.log("TestNet",d)
//new code added 191021

AlgoSigner.algod({
  ledger: 'TestNet',
  path: '/v2/transactions/params'
})
// sign new opt-in transaction
.then((txParams) => AlgoSigner.sign({
  assetIndex: assetId,
  from: lsig.address(),
  amount: 0,
  to: lsig.address(),
  type: 'axfer', // ASA Transfer (axfer)
  fee: txParams['min-fee'],
  firstRound: txParams['last-round'],
  lastRound: txParams['last-round'] + 1000,
  genesisID: txParams['genesis-id'],
  genesisHash: txParams['genesis-hash'],
  flatFee: true
}))
// send signed transaction
.then((signedTx) => AlgoSigner.send({
  ledger: 'TestNet',
  tx: signedTx.blob
}))
// wait for confirmation from the blockchain
.then((tx) => waitForAlgosignerConfirmation(tx)) // see algosignerutils.js
.then(async(d) => {
  // was successful

  
  //transfer

assetId = Number(parseInt(idget))
let from = localStorage.getItem("wallet"); 
let to = lsig.address(); 
let amount = 1; 
let note = undefined; 

AlgoSigner.algod({ 
        ledger: 'TestNet', 
        path: '/v2/transactions/params'
    })
    .then((txParams) => AlgoSigner.sign({
      assetIndex: assetId,
        from: from,
        to: to,
        amount: +amount,
        note: note,
        type: 'axfer',
        fee: txParams['min-fee'],
        firstRound: txParams['last-round'],
        lastRound: txParams['last-round'] + 1000,
        genesisID: txParams['genesis-id'],
        genesisHash: txParams['genesis-hash'],
        flatFee: true
    })) 
    .then((signedTx) => AlgoSigner.send({ 
        ledger: 'TestNet', 
        tx: signedTx.blob 
    }))
    // wait for confirmation from the blockchain
    .then((tx) => waitForAlgosignerConfirmation(tx)) // see algosignerutils.js
    .then((tx) => {
        // our transaction was successful, we can now view it on the blockchain 
        console.log("transfer success",tx)
      })
      .catch((e) => {
        console.error(e);
      })
      
    
  //end
})
.catch((e) => {
  console.error(e);
})
.catch((e) => {
  console.error(e);
});

  
  
//new code ended 191021
  })
  .catch((e) => {
    console.error(e);
  });
})
.catch((e) => {
  console.error(e);
});
4

Pinging the AlgoSigner devs

5

Hello! Have you tried importing the escrow account into AlgoSigner?

6

No, our usecase is to create a nft market place where unknown users will use, How come they have our escrow in their Algosigner?

7

You need only need to import it yourself in order to make the opt-in. Opt-in is only needed to be done once per account, so you can do it by hand and remove it from the user-accesible code :slight_smile:

Otherwise, it’s not supported to make transactions for other accounts without having access to them first. You can bring it up to the Algorand Foundation.