The BridgeV2 contract is a proxy between Relayers and Synthesis/Portal contracts. Relayers interact with all protocol contracts through the BridgeV2 contract using the receiveRequestV2 function.
The BridgeV2 contract is a proxy between relayers and Portal/Synthesis contracts.
An instance of BridgeV2 contract is deployed on all the blockchains supported by Symbiosis.
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Scheme 1, below, shows how BridgeV2 interacts with Portal/Synthesis contracts and relayers.
Scheme 1. Interactions of contracts and relayers.
BridgeV2 accepts calls from:
1.
Portal/Synthesis contracts, and
2.
Relayers (MPC addresses).
Relayers only listen to events issued by BridgeV2 contracts. An event issued by BridgeV2 contains all information needed to route the message to an appropriate blockchain.
Scheme 2 explains how BridgeV2 works.
Scheme 2. Algorithm of interaction with BridgeV2.
Scheme explanation
1.
Portal/Synthesis accepts calls from users. Please refer to Mint-Burn Process | Symbiosis for more information on how Portal/Synthesis contracts work.
2.
Steps 1-4 are done within one transaction.
3.
BridgeV2 issues an event that contains the information needed to route the message to an appropriate blockchain.
4.
Relayers do their magic and send a transaction (TXN2) to an appropriate destination chain. Please refer to Relayers network | Symbiosis for more information on the relayers.