Accessing Accounts

Accessing Accounts
User accounts are used in a variety of contexts in Ethereum, including as identifiers and for signing transactions. In order to request a signature from the user or have the user approve a transaction, one must be able to access the user's accounts. The wallet methods below involve a signature or transaction approval and all require the sending account as a function parameter.
eth_sendTransaction
eth_sign (insecure and unadvised to use)
eth_personalSign
eth_signTypedData
Once you've connected to a user, you can always re-check the current account by checking onekey.selectedAddress.
Example:
<ChangeAccount />
If you'd like to be notified when the address changes, we have an event you can subscribe to:
onekey.on('accountsChanged', function (accounts) {  // Time to reload your interface with accounts[0]!});
If the first account in the returned array isn't the account you expected, you should notify the user! In the future, the accounts array may contain more than one account. However, the first account in the array will continue to be considered as the user's "selected" account.
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