EQI DApp — MetaNetwork MVP

proof-of-mechanism testnet · tEQUI · 4 networks · A_ACTIVE = 100,000

Wallet

Account selection prompt appears on every connect.

Address—

Network—

Status—

tEQUI Balance — All Networks

Total balance — tEQUI

A — Ethereum Sepolia	—
B — BNB Smart Chain Testnet	—
C — Polygon PoS Amoy	—
D — Arbitrum Sepolia	—

Combine balances from multiple networks in one transfer

Transfer tEQUI

Amount (tEQUI, integer)

Target network

Recipient address (on target network)

Source network

Own choice — Optimal by gas cost Requires mainnet data Optimal by speed Requires mainnet data

⊕ Use multiple source networks

Source allocation — how much from each network

Total allocated 0 / 0 tEQUI

Minimum 2 sources. Total must equal amount above.

Step 1: You send tEQUI to IT-EOA on source network (you pay gas)

Step 2: MetaRegistry records transfer — 0 gas

Step 3: Executor delivers to recipient on target network (MetaNetwork pays gas)

You send tEQUI directly to the recipient. One gas payment (you pay). Observer records it for MetaRegistry visibility. Cheaper, instant delivery.

You send tEQUI to IT-EOA (you pay entry gas). MetaRegistry routes internally. Executor delivers to recipient — IT-EOA pays exit gas. Full registry control. Two gas payments on the same network — prefer Direct on-chain for cost efficiency.

Transaction Status

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② —

③ —

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Multi-Source Transfer

Multi-Source Operations

How it works

Multi-source mode lets you combine balances from multiple networks into a single delivery. For example: send 500 tEQUI to Network D by contributing from Networks A, B, and C simultaneously.

Key points:

You sign N separate MetaMask transactions — one per source network
Each transaction sends tEQUI to the IT-EOA on that source network
Delivery happens only after all source transactions are confirmed
The operation has a 5-minute window to collect all sources
If the window expires or delivery fails, each source is eligible for individual refund via the admin panel

All-or-nothing: delivery to the recipient only happens when every declared source is received. If not all arrive in time, funds can be returned to each sender individually.

I understand how multi-source operations work

Disable Multi-Source Operations

What changes

After disabling:

The Transfer form returns to single-source mode only
Initiating new multi-source transfers will not be available
Already-started operations with COLLECTING status continue processing independently — disabling this does not cancel or affect them in any way

You can re-enable multi-source operations at any time using the same button.

I understand — disable multi-source operations

Wallet signature error

I have reviewed the error

If you cancel, any tokens already sent to the IT-EOA on confirmed steps will be returned to their respective wallets and networks.