Application Architecture

Architecture Diagram

🧠 Application Architecture

The system consists of two core layers:

1. Application Layer Processes incoming requests, decides actions, triggers swaps, and handles interactions with the database.

2. Database Layer Stores encrypted user data like preferences, wallet info, and swap history.

When a user sends a swap request via Telegram, the Application Layer processes the command, retrieves necessary user data, and securely performs the swap.

🔄 Example Workflow

Let’s say a user sends a command to swap 25% of their USDC to MON tokens:

The process goes like this:

1. The command reaches the Application Layer.

2. The system fetches relevant user settings (e.g., slippage tolerance, wallet info).

3. The encrypted private key is decrypted only in memory using AES-256.

4. A transaction is sent directly to the Monad EVM smart contract.

5. The result (transaction hash) is sent back via Telegram.