Gas Management
Overview
Gas Architecture
Gas Payment Models
1. Prepaid Gas Model
contract PrepaidGasManager {
mapping(string => uint256) public gasRates; // Gas price per destination chain
mapping(string => uint256) public gasMultipliers; // Chain-specific multipliers
event GasPaid(
address indexed user,
string indexed destinationChain,
uint256 gasAmount,
uint256 nativeAmount
);
function payGasForContractCall(
string memory destinationChain,
uint256 gasLimit
) external payable returns (bytes32 gasPaymentId) {
uint256 requiredPayment = calculateGasCost(destinationChain, gasLimit);
require(msg.value >= requiredPayment, "Insufficient gas payment");
gasPaymentId = keccak256(abi.encode(
msg.sender,
destinationChain,
gasLimit,
block.timestamp
));
// Store gas payment for relayer reimbursement
gasPayments[gasPaymentId] = GasPayment({
payer: msg.sender,
destinationChain: destinationChain,
gasLimit: gasLimit,
amountPaid: msg.value,
used: false
});
emit GasPaid(msg.sender, destinationChain, gasLimit, msg.value);
return gasPaymentId;
}
function calculateGasCost(
string memory destinationChain,
uint256 gasLimit
) public view returns (uint256) {
uint256 baseGasPrice = gasRates[destinationChain];
uint256 multiplier = gasMultipliers[destinationChain];
// Add 20% buffer for gas price fluctuations
return (gasLimit * baseGasPrice * multiplier * 120) / (100 * 100);
}
}2. Token-Based Gas Payment
3. Gasless Transactions
Gas Estimation
Dynamic Gas Estimation
Real-Time Gas Oracle
Gas Optimization Strategies
1. Payload Optimization
2. Batch Operations
3. Smart Gas Scheduling
Gas Monitoring and Analytics
Gas Usage Tracking
Gas Alert System
Gas Refund Mechanisms
Automatic Gas Refunds
Best Practices
1. Gas Estimation
2. Payment Strategy
3. Optimization Techniques
4. Monitoring
5. User Experience
Resources
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