Escrow Queries
getEscrowById
async getEscrowById(escrowId: bigint): Promise<any>
Fetches the raw escrow tuple straight from the contract's getEscrow(uint256) view function. Returns data exactly as stored on-chain (no subgraph indexing delay).
Parameters
escrowId: bigint– The numeric ID of the escrow
Returns
Raw array/tuple with values in contract order (token, buyer, seller, arbiter, amount, depositTime, maturityTime, nonce, state, buyerCancelRequested, sellerCancelRequested)
import { createPalindromeSDK } from '@/lib/createSDK';
const { sdk } = await connectAndInitSDK();
try {
const rawEscrow = await sdk.getEscrowById(5n);
console.log('Raw escrow data from contract:', rawEscrow);
// Example output:
// [
// "0x337610d27c682E347C9cD60BD4b3b107C9d34dDd", // token (e.g., USDT on Base Sepolia)
// "0xbuyer...", // buyer
// "0xseller...", // seller
// "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000", // arbiter (none)
// "0xEscrowWallet123...", // dedicated multisig wallet
// 1250000000n, // amount
// 1719823500n, // depositTime
// 1720428300n, // maturityTime
// 0n, // disputeStartTime
// 1, // state (1 = AWAITING_DELIVERY)
// false, // buyerCancelRequested
// false, // sellerCancelRequested
// 18 // tokenDecimals
// ]
} catch (error) {
console.error('Failed to read escrow:', error);
}
When to use
- You need instant, real-time data (even before The Graph indexes it)
- You want the source-of-truth on-chain values
- You’re building transaction logic that depends on current contract state
Tip → For a cleaner, typed version use getEscrowByIdParsed() instead.