While there are multiple functions available to call based on a user's needs, the base information needed to carry out these transactions is similar among them. The common parameters used by both the exact carbon and exact source functions are as follows:
Field
Type
Description
sourceToken
address
Source token to use for the retirement. If non-carbon pool, will be swapped to the designated carbon pool.
poolToken
address
Carbon pool token to use for the retirement.
projectToken
address
The token address for the specific carbon project token being redeemed and retired, if applicable.
maxAmountIn
uint256
Maximum amount of the source token to spend. To find the exact amount needed, please refer to the view functions getSourceAmountSpecificRetirement and getSourceAmountDefaultRetirement
retiringEntityString
string
String representation of the retiring entity calling the transaction.
beneficiaryAddress
address
Address for the beneficiary of the retirement. Any NFT certificates created during the retirement will be sent to this address.
beneficiaryString
string
String representation of the beneficiary.
retirementMessage
string
Specific message related to this transaction.
fromMode
LibTransfer.From
Currently only EXTERNAL transactions are supported with this version. The value provided should be 0.
All retirement functions return the latest retirement index for the transaction just completed.
Retire Exact Carbon
Additional parameter definitions:
Field
Type
Description
retireAmount
uint256
The amount of carbon to retire. This uses the same number of decimals as the underlying carbon tokens being used.
There are no additional parameters for these functions. They simply transfer in the amount of the source token, and then use all of it to swap (if needed) and retire the specified carbon.