Hi i’am trying to manage multiple accounts for my users and they will only have access to one asset. my issue is that when an account wants to send that asset to another account, there will be no algo to pay for the fees. how can I delegate the fees to a central account ? I just came across atomi…

Yeah, that’s pretty much it. Although the transaction that’s paying the increased fees to cover the whole group can be any transaction they like. I’ve previously made the “fee covering” transaction (tx 2 in your example) a payment transaction send 0 Algo to itself, but with twice the fees.

Fee Pooling is likely what you’re looking for. All transactions must be covered by a fee to be committed on the network, but pooling allows a transaction to be constructed with a fee of 0 Algo, as long as it’s grouped with another transaction that pays the fee to cover it. The other transaction in…

is this the same thing as grouping tx ? I was checking this example

Yes. The transactions must be part of the same atomic group.

So basically : account 1 sends XYZ asset to account 2 but have no fees to pay for it. I need to combine the tx 1 with tx 2 where account 3 that can pay for the fees, will be sending x amount of algo to another account 4. is there a solution to avoid using account 4 and just use account 3 to pay f…

i have two accounts the first account have 20 algo balance, and 100 “hello_world” asset the second account have 0 algo balance and 0 “hello_world” asset i’am trying to opt-in for the second account to receive the “hello_world” asset so I created two tx, the first one signed by account 1 with sen…

Opt-in requires minimum balance and not just payment of fees. So you will need at least 0.2 Algos in the second account.

this applies to standalone alone account and also wallet derived accounts (if i choose this creation method) ? the issue is that I want to manage multiple accounts for my users (to send and receive a specific asset) and can’t afford to fund each wallet. so basically there is no other way ?

Delegate fee to another account

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fabrice August 4, 2022, 1:24pm 10

The blockchain does not differentiate between how the account was created.
As long as it’s a different on-chain account, you need this min balance.

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