Asia/Kolkata
ProjectsMay 2, 2026

VaultPay — ERC20 Escrow dApp (Solidity + React)

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VaultPay is an ERC20 escrow payment dApp running on a local Hardhat chain, with a React + Wagmi frontend. As Full-Stack Engineer, I implemented the escrow contract flow and the wallet-connected frontend: deposit, release, and refund states.
  • Solidity escrow contract tested against local Hardhat network
  • ERC20 approve / deposit / release / refund interactions
  • React + Wagmi wallet connection and transaction states
  • Contracts: Solidity, Hardhat
  • Frontend: React, TypeScript, Wagmi
  • Code: https://github.com/mahenoorsalat/vaultpay-home-task

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