Quranium Chain Transaction Signing

• How It Works:

1. Transaction Creation:

• Users input recipient address, amount, and gas fees.

• The wallet converts values to hexadecimal and fetches dynamic gas prices from the Quranium node.

1. SLH-DSA Signing:

• A 49,856-byte signature is generated using the SLH-DSA algorithm.

• The user’s public key is appended to the signature for Quranium-specific verification.

1. Transaction Structure:

• Quranium uses a RLP encoding with 7 fields (nonce, gas price, gas limit, to-address, value, data, and signature+publicKey).

const finalTxFields = [
  hexTxData.nonce,      // Nonce (transaction count)
  hexTxData.gasPrice,   // Gas price in Wei
  hexTxData.gas,        // Gas limit
  hexTxData.to,         // Recipient address
  hexTxData.value,      // Amount in Wei
  hexTxData.data,       // Transaction data (empty for transfers)
  sig                   // Signature + Public Key
];

const rawTx = '0x' + rlp.encode(finalTxFields).toString('hex');

This structure ensures compatibility with Quranium nodes.

1. Broadcasting:

• The signed transaction is sent to the Quranium network for processing.

const response = await axios.post('http://20.19.88.188:8545', {
  jsonrpc: '2.0',
  method: 'eth_sendRawTransaction',
  params: [rawTx], // Raw signed transaction
  id: 1,
});

• Code Flow Summary

1. User Input → Transaction Data :

   • addressTo, amount, gasFee → hexTxData.

2. Signing :

   • hexTxData → RLP encode + Keccak-256 → msgHash → SLH-DSA signature.

3. Final Transaction :

   • signature + publicKey → RLP encode → rawTx.

4. Broadcast :

   • eth_sendRawTransaction → Quranium node.