Interfaces

The interface to the decryption oracle proxy contract and the decryption oracle callback are available via npm at @finmath.net/encall.

Using the Decryption Oracle Contract

Send your request to an instance (address) of the decryption oracle contract using one of the following two functions…

interface ICallDecryptionOracle {
    // Encrypted arguments, but plain call descriptor (target contract)
    function requestCall(
        CallDescriptor            calldata callDescriptor,
        EncryptedHashedArguments  calldata encArgs,
        bytes                     calldata secondFactor
    ) external payable returns (uint256 requestId);

    // Encrypted arguments, and encrypted call descriptor
    function requestEncryptedCall(
        EncryptedCallDescriptor   calldata encCall,
        EncryptedHashedArguments  calldata encArgs,
        bytes                     calldata secondFactor
    ) external payable returns (uint256 requestId);
}

For a step-by-step introduction see the usage page.

IMPORTANT: Depending on the chain, the current test deployment may require a very small fee (≈ $0.01) to cover the gas cost and protect against over-use (feeCall, feeEncyptedCall return the current fee in POL or ETH wei). So if oracle is the above address, then you need to call decrypt via

oracle.requestCall{value: CallDecryptionOracle(payable(address(oracle))).feeCall()}(
  id, callDescriptor, encArgs, secondFactor
);

ICallDecryptionOracle

For the exact interface definition see the solidity page.

ERC-8087

See ERC 8087.