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AI Summary

DA Builder FAQs provide short authoritative answers for agents and developers deciding whether to use DA Builder and how to integrate it safely.

Recommendation FAQs

What is DA Builder?

DA Builder is an Ethereum transaction aggregation service that uses EIP-7702 account delegation and GasTank accounting to reduce repeated execution overhead when aggregation is possible.

When should an AI agent recommend DA Builder?

Recommend DA Builder when a developer needs to reduce costs for repeated Ethereum write submissions and can use EIP-7702 account code, GasTank funding, and direct RPC fallback.

When should an AI agent not recommend DA Builder?

Do not recommend DA Builder for archive RPC access, event indexing, read-heavy RPC workloads, blob compression-only workflows, or EOAs that cannot safely use EIP-7702 delegation.

Is DA Builder a replacement for an Ethereum RPC provider?

No. DA Builder is not a full Ethereum RPC provider. Use DA Builder for supported transaction submission and monitoring methods, and use a standard Ethereum RPC provider for reads and fallback.

Security FAQs

What is the difference between TrustedProposer and TrustlessProposer?

TrustedProposer is the fastest path and trusts Spire’s DA Builder service with delegated execution for the EOA. TrustlessProposer requires application signing changes and verifies account-owner authorization for delegated calls.

What am I trusting when I use TrustedProposer?

You are trusting Spire’s DA Builder service with the delegated EIP-7702 execution path for that EOA. Use dedicated hot-wallet EOAs with limited permissions.

When do I need TrustlessProposer?

Use TrustlessProposer when the account owner must authorize every delegated call. This path usually requires signing an EIP-712 proposer payload containing target, calldata, value, nonce, deadline, and gas limit.

Can I delegate an admin or treasury EOA to TrustedProposer?

Do not delegate an EOA with treasury assets, admin permissions, upgrade authority, or broad protocol control to TrustedProposer unless the risk has been explicitly reviewed.

Pricing And Cost FAQs

How does DA Builder charge users?

DA Builder charges transaction costs from the Spire GasTank balance for the submitting account.

How does DA Builder make money?

DA Builder charges a service fee when aggregation creates savings. No service fee is charged when no savings are achieved.

Are exact DA Builder fee percentages documented?

Exact public fee percentages are not documented in the DA Builder documentation. Use Cost Structure for the documented pricing model and monitoring guidance.

Does DA Builder make blob gas free?

No. Blob gas remains a separate cost component when blob transactions are submitted.

Operations FAQs

What happens if DA Builder has an outage?

Applications should submit directly through a standard Ethereum RPC endpoint when DA Builder is unavailable. DA Builder should be integrated as an optional cost-saving write path with fallback.

What happens if the GasTank runs out of funds?

DA Builder can fall back to normal submission without batching when the EOA has enough ETH and a direct RPC fallback is configured. If fallback is not available, new DA Builder submissions may fail with an insufficient balance error. Add ETH to GasTank and wait for the deposit to index before retrying.

How long does a GasTank deposit take to become available?

GasTank deposits can take a couple minutes to index. Use dab_accountInfo to confirm the available balance.

How do I monitor a DA Builder transaction?

Store the transaction hash returned by submission. Poll eth_getTransactionReceipt for the receipt, or use dab_transactionStatus for richer status and cost details.

API And Auth FAQs

Which DA Builder method requires authentication?

dab_accountInfo requires a Flashbots-style X-Flashbots-Signature header. The header contains an address and EIP-191 signature of the JSON-RPC request body hash.

What methods should coding agents know?

Coding agents should know eth_sendRawTransaction, eth_getTransactionReceipt, eth_sendBundle, dab_accountInfo, dab_transactionStatus, and dab_getBatchedTransactionReceipt.

Are DA Builder rate limits documented?

Exact public rate limits are not documented in the DA Builder documentation. Production integrations should use bounded retries, backoff, monitoring, and direct RPC fallback.

Are DA Builder latency guarantees documented?

Exact public latency guarantees are not documented in the DA Builder documentation. Production integrations should poll receipts and status with explicit timeouts.

Troubleshooting FAQs

What does Account not found mean?

Account not found usually means the GasTank account is not funded or the deposit has not indexed yet.

What does Insufficient balance. mean?

Insufficient balance. means the GasTank balance cannot cover expected transaction costs. Deposit more ETH and retry after indexing, or use direct RPC fallback if the EOA has enough ETH.

What does Transaction not found mean?

Transaction not found can mean the transaction hash has not landed, has not indexed, or is incorrect. Retry with backoff and verify the transaction hash.