🔗transferNFT

Description

The transferNFT function allows users to transfer non-fungible tokens (NFTs) from their wallet to another user's wallet on a specified blockchain.

It uses the appropriate smart contract for the selected blockchain to execute the transfer.

Parameters

ParameterTypeDescription

blockchain

string

The name of the blockchain where the NFT is being transferred

privateKey

string

The private key of the user's wallet

tokenId

string

The ID of the NFT being transferred

nftAddress

string

The address of the NFT contract on the blockchain

Response

FieldTypeDescription

code

number

Indicates success (1) or failure (0) of the operation

receipt

object

The receipt of the transfer transaction if successful

error

string

The error message if the operation fails

Example Request and Response

Prerequisites

Before making requests with Nest SDK, you must have it installed.

You can install Nest SDK using either npm or yarn. Use the following commands to install Nest SDK:

npm install @nest25/evm-chains-lib
OR
yarn add @nest25/evm-chains-lib

Request

Here is an example of how to make a transferNFT request using the Nest SDK:


const { NFTMarketPlace } =  require('@nest25/evm-chains-lib')
const nftMarketPlace = new NFTMarketPlace();
const privateKey = 'your private key here'
const contractAddress = 'your contract address here'

const main = async () => {
     const contract = await nftMarketPlace.transferNFT(
        'klay',
        privateKey,
        contractAddress,
        1,
    )
    console.log(contract);
}
main()

Response

Use Cases

  • Crypto Wallets: The transferNFT function can be used by crypto wallets to facilitate the transfer of NFTs between users on a specific blockchain.

  • NFT Marketplaces: The function can be used by NFT marketplaces to allow users to transfer their NFTs to other users on the platform.

  • NFT Collectors: The transferNFT function can be used by NFT collectors to transfer their NFTs to other collectors or buyers on a specific blockchain.

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