L1<->L2 Transactions - ZKsync Docs

This section explores the methods which allow the account to send transactions among both L1 to L2 networks. For background on how L1<->L2 interaction works on ZKsync, go through the introduction.

Full examples of actions below are available on the getting started page.

Deposit

WalletL1 and Wallet objects provide a deposit workflow. For more information, please refer to the method specification Deposit.

For a comprehensive example demonstrating the deposit workflow, refer to the following:

Deposit ETH

Deposit ERC20 tokens

Request execute

WalletL1 and Wallet objects provide an option to request execution of L2 transaction from L1. For more information, please refer to the method specification RequestExecute.

Base cost

WalletL1 and Wallet objects provide an option to calculate base cost for L2 transaction. For more information, please refer to the method specification BaseCost.

Claim failed deposit

WalletL1 and Wallet objects provide a claim fail deposit workflow. For more information, please refer to the method specification ClaimFailedDeposit.

Finalize withdraw

WalletL1 and Wallet objects provide a finalize withdraw workflow. For more information, please refer to the method specification FinalizeWithdraw.

Withdrawal

WalletL2 and Wallet objects provide a withdrawal workflow. For more information, please refer to the method specification Deposit.

For a complete example of how to execute the deposit workflow, take a look at the following:

Withdraw ETH

Withdraw ERC20 token

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