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This functionality is known as a multicall
and it allows you to aggregate multiple contract invocations in one top level call
. This allows you to do various things atomically within a single block and cut down on JSON-RPC interactions.
Most of the AA implementations on StarkNet today come with multicall
by default: argent and open-zeppelin.
By passing in a CallArray
to these AA contracts we know to loop over the calls and initiate call_contract
for each thereby bundling the multiple operations.
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