At a glance
- Resource:
sdk.deposits
- Most common flow:
quote → create → wait({ for: 'l2' })
- Auto-routing: ETH vs ERC-20 and base-token vs non-base handled internally
- Error style: Throwing methods (
quote, prepare, create, wait) + result variants (tryQuote, tryPrepare, tryCreate, tryWait)
Import
import {
createPublicClient,
createWalletClient,
http,
parseEther,
type Account,
type Chain,
type Transport,
type WalletClient,
} from 'viem';
import { privateKeyToAccount } from 'viem/accounts';
import { createViemClient, createViemSdk } from '@dutterbutter/zksync-sdk/viem';
const account = privateKeyToAccount(PRIVATE_KEY as `0x${string}`);
const l1 = createPublicClient({ transport: http(L1_RPC) });
const l2 = createPublicClient({ transport: http(L2_RPC) });
const l1Wallet: WalletClient<Transport, Chain, Account> = createWalletClient({
account,
transport: http(L1_RPC),
});
// --- 2. Initialize the SDK ---
const client = createViemClient({ l1, l2, l1Wallet });
const sdk = createViemSdk(client);
// sdk.deposits → DepositsResource
Quick start
Deposit 0.1 ETH from L1 → L2 and wait for L2 execution:
const handle = await sdk.deposits.create({
token: ETH_ADDRESS, // 0x…00 for ETH
amount: parseEther('0.1'),
to: await signer.getAddress(),
});
const l2Receipt = await sdk.deposits.wait(handle, { for: 'l2' }); // null only if no L1 hash
For UX that never throws, use the try* variants and branch on ok.
Route selection (automatic)
eth-base — ETH when L2 base token is ETH
eth-nonbase — ETH when L2 base token ≠ ETH
erc20-base — ERC-20 that is the L2 base token
erc20-nonbase — ERC-20 that is not the L2 base token
You do not pass a route; it’s derived from network metadata + token.
Method reference
quote(p: DepositParams) → Promise<DepositQuote>
Estimate the operation (route, approvals, gas hints). Does not send txs.
Returns: DepositQuote
const q = await sdk.deposits.quote({
token: ETH_L1,
amount: parseEther('0.25'),
to: await signer.getAddress(),
});
/*
{
route: "eth-base" | "eth-nonbase" | "erc20-base" | "erc20-nonbase",
approvalsNeeded: [{ token, spender, amount }],
baseCost?: bigint,
mintValue?: bigint,
suggestedL2GasLimit?: bigint,
gasPerPubdata?: bigint
}
*/
If approvalsNeeded is non-empty (ERC-20), create will include those
steps automatically.
tryQuote(p) → Promise<{ ok: true; value: DepositQuote } | { ok: false; error }>
Result-style quote.
prepare(p: DepositParams) → Promise<DepositPlan<TransactionRequest>>
Builds the plan (ordered steps + unsigned txs) without sending.
Returns: DepositPlan
const plan = await sdk.deposits.prepare({ token: ETH_L1, amount: parseEther('0.05'), to });
/*
{
route,
summary: DepositQuote,
steps: [
{ key: "approve:USDC", kind: "approve", tx: TransactionRequest },
{ key: "bridge", kind: "bridge", tx: TransactionRequest }
]
}
*/
tryPrepare(p) → Promise<{ ok: true; value: DepositPlan } | { ok: false; error }>
Result-style prepare.
create(p: DepositParams) → Promise<DepositHandle<TransactionRequest>>
Prepares and executes all required L1 steps. Returns a handle (with L1 tx hash and per-step hashes).
Returns: DepositHandle
const handle = await sdk.deposits.create({ token, amount, to });
/*
{
kind: "deposit",
l1TxHash: Hex,
stepHashes: Record<string, Hex>,
plan: DepositPlan
}
*/
If any step reverts, create throws a typed error. Prefer tryCreate to
avoid exceptions.
tryCreate(p) → Promise<{ ok: true; value: DepositHandle } | { ok: false; error }>
Result-style create.
status(handleOrHash) → Promise<DepositStatus>
Resolve current phase for a deposit. Accepts the DepositHandle from create or a raw L1 tx hash.
Phases
UNKNOWN — no L1 hash provided
L1_PENDING — L1 receipt not yet found
L1_INCLUDED — included on L1; L2 hash not derivable yet
L2_PENDING — L2 hash known; waiting for L2 receipt
L2_EXECUTED — L2 receipt found with status === 1
L2_FAILED — L2 receipt found with status !== 1
const s = await sdk.deposits.status(handle);
// { phase, l1TxHash, l2TxHash? }
wait(handleOrHash, { for: 'l1' | 'l2' }) → Promise<TransactionReceipt | null>
Block until the chosen checkpoint.
{ for: 'l1' } → L1 receipt (or null if no L1 hash available)
{ for: 'l2' } → L2 receipt after canonical execution (or null if no L1 hash)
const l1Receipt = await sdk.deposits.wait(handle, { for: 'l1' });
const l2Receipt = await sdk.deposits.wait(handle, { for: 'l2' });
tryWait(handleOrHash, opts) → Result<TransactionReceipt>
Result-style wait.
End-to-end examples
ETH deposit (typical)
const handle = await sdk.deposits.create({
token: ETH_ADDRESS,
amount: parseEther('0.1'),
to: await signer.getAddress(),
});
await sdk.deposits.wait(handle, { for: 'l2' });
ERC-20 deposit (with automatic approvals)
const handle = await sdk.deposits.create({
token: '0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48', // example: USDC
amount: 1_000_000n, // 1.0 USDC (6 dp)
to: await signer.getAddress(),
});
const l1Receipt = await sdk.deposits.wait(handle, { for: 'l1' });
Types (overview)
type DepositParams = {
token: Address; // 0x…00 for ETH
amount: bigint; // wei
to: Address; // L2 recipient
};
type DepositQuote = {
route: 'eth-base' | 'eth-nonbase' | 'erc20-base' | 'erc20-nonbase';
approvalsNeeded: Array<{ token: Address; spender: Address; amount: bigint }>;
baseCost?: bigint;
mintValue?: bigint;
suggestedL2GasLimit?: bigint;
gasPerPubdata?: bigint;
};
type DepositPlan<TTx = TransactionRequest> = {
route: DepositQuote['route'];
summary: DepositQuote;
steps: Array<{ key: string; kind: string; tx: TTx }>;
};
type DepositHandle<TTx = TransactionRequest> = {
kind: 'deposit';
l1TxHash: Hex;
stepHashes: Record<string, Hex>;
plan: DepositPlan<TTx>;
};
type DepositStatus =
| { phase: 'UNKNOWN'; l1TxHash: Hex }
| { phase: 'L1_PENDING'; l1TxHash: Hex }
| { phase: 'L1_INCLUDED'; l1TxHash: Hex }
| { phase: 'L2_PENDING'; l1TxHash: Hex; l2TxHash: Hex }
| { phase: 'L2_EXECUTED'; l1TxHash: Hex; l2TxHash: Hex }
| { phase: 'L2_FAILED'; l1TxHash: Hex; l2TxHash: Hex };
Prefer the try* variants if you want to avoid exceptions and work with result
objects.
Notes & pitfalls
- ETH sentinel: use the canonical
0x…00 address when passing ETH as token.
- Receipts timing:
wait({ for: 'l2' }) resolves on canonical L2 execution; it can take longer than L1 inclusion.
- Gas hints:
suggestedL2GasLimit and gasPerPubdata are hints; advanced users may override via low-level calls from the plan.