Then, depending on whether you're trying to connect to a metamask account or a non-metamask account, you can call the snap API in the following way:
Parses the arguments that were passed such as the tokenId, accountId, amount, etc.
This action cannot be called if this token was created without passing the wipePublicKey parameter. Furthermore, this action must also be called using the same public key account.
Returns the transaction receipt as response
An example response:
Hedera Wallet Snap connects to your currently connected Metamask account by default. To learn how apps can connect to Hedera Wallet Snap using a non-metamask(external) account, refer to this .
Retrieves the currently connected account the user has selected on Metamask. If it's the first time, a new is created and the account info is saved in snap state.
Calls the to wipes the provided amount of fungible or non-fungible tokens from the specified Hedera account. This transaction does not delete tokens from the treasury account. Wiping an account's tokens burns the tokens and decreases the total supply.
Note: Visit to activate your hedera account before you interact with the demo
If you're getting any errors with the live demo, make sure you go through the section to learn about what you may be missing. You need to install in your browser for the live demo to work.
To ease the integration of Hedera Wallet Snap on an application, we have created a template web application that you can run locally and check out the code in its entirety to learn how you can integrate and interact with various APIs exposed by Hedera Wallet Snap. Check out the full source code at .
You can also check out the to learn how each API works.