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Alternatives to Dashboard

Alternative application authorization methods to using the Threshold Dashboard.

An operator-registering transaction can be submitted with the Keep Client if the staking provider address key file is available.

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Authorizing Random Beacon via the Client (Docker)

export KEEP_CLIENT_CONFIG_DIR=$(pwd)/config

export KEEP_CLIENT_ETHEREUM_WS_URL="<Ethereum API WS URL>"

export STAKING_PROVIDER_KEY_FILE_PASSWORD="<Staking Provider Account Key File Password>"
export STAKING_PROVIDER_KEY_FILE_NAME="<Staking Provider Account Key File Name>"
export OPERATOR_ADDRESS="<Operator Account Address>"

docker run \
    --volume $KEEP_CLIENT_CONFIG_DIR:/mnt/keep-client/config \
    --env KEEP_CLIENT_ETHEREUM_PASSWORD=$STAKING_PROVIDER_KEY_FILE_PASSWORD
    us-docker.pkg.dev/keep-test-f3e0/public/keep-client:latest \
    ethereum \
    --ethereum.url $KEEP_CLIENT_ETHEREUM_WS_URL \
    --ethereum.keyFile /mnt/keep-client/config/$STAKING_PROVIDER_KEY_FILE_NAME \
    beacon random-beacon register-operator --submit \
    $OPERATOR_ADDRESS

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Authorizing TBTC application via the Client (Docker)

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Via Web Browser

An operator-registering transactions can be submitted with Etherscan.

For each of the RandomBeacon and WalletRegistry contracts perform the following steps:

  1. Find the address of the contract and open it on Etherscan (see below).

  2. Go to Contract → Write Contract tab.

  3. Connect your wallet with Connect to Web3 button.

  4. Submit the registerOperator function with your Operator address as an argument.

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