About Sign transaction
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The Sign transaction node enables secure transaction signing directly within the Decimal node environment.
It allows developers to sign certain pre-defined data without exposing private keys to front-end applications, making it ideal for automated approval systems, and controlled execution flows.
This node is implementation of the EIP-712 standard.
It allows developers to sign certain pre-defined data without exposing private keys to front-end applications, making it ideal for automated approval systems, and controlled execution flows.
This node is implementation of the EIP-712 standard.
Free 10k credits/mo
Settings
The workflow can be used to auto-sign and approve the specified data with the user's credentials.
Domain
This is a JSON field defining the format of the message.
It can use one or more of the following fields: string name, string version, chain-id, verifying contract address and a salt.
It can use one or more of the following fields: string name, string version, chain-id, verifying contract address and a salt.
Types
This is another JSON field that defines primarily 2 fields: signing address and the structured data to be signed
Primary type
This is a single data format type.
Message
This is the data object or a single data field that needs to be signed.
FAQ about Sign transaction
1. Is the private key exposed to the workflow?
No. Keys remain securely managed within the workflow canvas and node itself.
2. Can this node be used without a wallet UI?
Yes. While, like all Web3 nodes, it it does need the chain connect node to precede it to defined the chain where the signature has to take place, this node is designed for backend and automation use cases; without any external need to wait for any manual signatures.
3. Does signing broadcast the transaction automatically?
No. Signing and broadcasting are separate steps.
This node returns with the signature of the specified message.
This node returns with the signature of the specified message.
4. Is this suitable for enterprise automation?
Absolutely. It supports secure, repeatable execution.