Exchange Wallet System Development Process

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Building a Blockchain Wallet Node

1. USDT/BTC Implementation

(1) Setting Up BTC/USDT Nodes

(2) Synchronization Verification

2. ERC20/ETH Implementation

(1) Deploying ETH Nodes

(2) Synchronization Check


Exchange Wallet System Architecture

👉 Best practices for secure wallet integration

Key Database Tables

  1. Member Wallet Table

    • Fields: Member ID, Currency, Balance, Frozen Balance, Deposit Address.
    • Logic:

      • Credit balance on deposit.
      • Freeze balance during withdrawals; adjust based on transaction status.
  2. Deposit Records Table

    • Fields: TXID, Deposit Address, Member ID, Amount, Timestamp.
    • Logic: Prevent duplicate entries via TXID/address validation.
  3. Withdrawal Approval Table

    • Fields: Withdrawal ID, Member ID, Currency, Destination Address, Amount, Status, TXID.
    • Logic:

      • Track withdrawal requests.
      • Update status based on blockchain confirmation.
  4. Supported Currencies Table

    • Fields: Currency, Type.
    • Logic: Restrict withdrawals to listed currencies.

Deposit/Withdrawal Integration

Address Generation

  1. Create wallets on deployed nodes.
  2. Generate addresses via RPC.
  3. Assign addresses to user accounts.

Transaction Logic

  1. Query blockchain height.
  2. Process new blocks sequentially.
  3. Validate deposits by checking recipient addresses.
  4. Monitor withdrawal TX statuses (success/failure).

RPC Commands & Workflows

USDT/BTC Commands

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ERC20/ETH Commands


FAQ Section

Q1: How do I verify node synchronization?

A: Compare local node height with a block explorer using getblockchaininfo (BTC) or eth.syncing (ETH).

Q2: What’s the best practice for handling failed withdrawals?

A: Automatically revert frozen balances and notify users if the TX fails on-chain.

Q3: How often should I sync my node?

A: Continuous sync is ideal. Monitor latency and adjust resources accordingly.

Q4: Can I support multiple currencies in one wallet system?

A: Yes, but ensure separate tables/logics for each currency to avoid conflicts.