Transfer
The destination address for the inscription is the black hole address, with no limit on the INJ amount—just meeting the minimum network requirements. Once the inscription is listed, it becomes non-transferable. Due to the current memo length limit, it is restricted to being transferred to at most two different addresses.
Requirement
Valid UTF-8 encoded JSON string.
Example
{
"p": "isc-20",
"op": "transfer",
"tick": "injb",
"to": [//For batch transfers, the total amount must be less than the sender's balance.
{
"recv": "inj1tqfz777uyv5wpf60nnqtxyr5q0fgwtazyk67e6", //receiver address
"amt": "50" //amount
},
{
"recv": "inj1y9vkk3ga59gq96amj9np7l67nuhnwg6rv4a06j",
"amt": "50"
}
]
}Fields
p
yes
Protocol name: Helps other systems identify
op
yes
Operation: Type of event (Deploy, Mint, Transfer, List, Unlist, Deal)
tick
yes
Ticker: The identifier of ISC-20, unique, and not case-sensitive.
to
yes
Array object with "recv" and "amt" fields. "recv" denotes the recipient address, and "amt" represents the quantity. The recipient address must start with "inj," and it is limited to two recipients; otherwise, the entire transaction is deemed invalid.
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