Swapper’s Flow

  1. The Swapper-Candidate connects via Metamask to the JSON RPC of the Ethereum network. The “RPC” or “remote procedure call” is not as scary as it sounds [Kumar Sharma]. Basically, “selecting the RPC of the Ethereum” in indicating “an official Ethereum JSON API” for Metamask to use, the others being CPP and Go (named by the programming languages in which they are implemented).

  2. Scaleswap calculates ScaleSCORE for this Swapper-Candidate.

  3. The Swapper-Candidate applies for a pool of her interest.

  4. The Swapper-Candidate applies to the Whitelist by executing whitelisting tasks.

  5. After Swapper-Candidate executed and reported all the tasks prerequisites for whitelisting, we whitelist this Swapper. This procedure is currently manual because it requires a human being (our personnel) to check the tasks and the quality of their execution.

  6. ScaleSwap backend saves the Swapper to the Whitelist Registry.

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