WEMIX3.0
WEMIX3.0 (ENG)
WEMIX3.0 (ENG)
  • Introduction
    • Blockchain Basics
      • What is Blockchain?
      • Consensus Algorithm
      • Transactions
      • Gas
      • Account
  • Design
    • Architecture
    • Consensus
    • Governance
    • Minting
    • EIP1559
    • Eco Fund
    • Fee Delegation
    • Roadmap
  • Quick Start
    • Start Node
      • Use Binary
        • Command-line Option
      • Use Public API Server(RPC)
    • Connect Node
    • Account
      • Use MetaMask
    • Testnet Faucet
  • Install & Operation
    • End Node
      • System Requirements
      • Firewall Setting
      • Install Guide
    • Block Producer Node
      • System Requirements
      • Firewall Setting
      • Install Guide
    • Download
    • Operation Guide
  • dApp Developer
    • Smart Contract
      • Solidity
      • Precompiled Contracts
      • Sample Contracts
    • JSON-RPC
    • API Reference
      • Account APIs
      • Block APIs
      • Contract APIs
      • Transaction APIs
      • Event logs APIs
      • Tokens APIs
  • Tutorial
    • Create a Wallet
    • Receive Test Coin
    • Create Smart Contract
      • Remix
      • Truffle
      • Hardhat
    • ERC-20 Token
      • Write ERC-20 Contract
      • Check ERC-20 Token
      • Send ERC-20 Token
      • Check ERC-20 Token API
      • Burn ERC-20 Token
    • ERC-721 Token
      • Write ERC-721 Contract
      • Minting ERC-721 Token
      • Check ERC-721 Token API
      • Burn ERC-721 Token
    • Use Fee Delegation
  • Manual
    • Explorer
    • Wallet
  • FAQ
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  • EOA
  • CA
  1. Introduction
  2. Blockchain Basics

Account

WEMIX3.0 blockchain has External Owned Accounts (EOA) and Contact Accounts (CA).

EOA

EOA is simply a user account. A private key is generated through a wallet, and a public key is generated through a private key using the ECDSA algorithm. The EOA is authorized by the private key that the user has.

CA

CA is authorized by the contract code. Therefore, the CA does not have a private key. An electronic signature is required to generate a transaction and is signed with a private key. EOA has a private key, so it can generate transactions, but CA cannot create transactions on its own. The CA can only perform internal transactions at the request of another account.

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