PayPipes is an ether payments and accounting suite of tools built on (and for) the SandalStraps framework and using the Withdrawable API. It consists of a number of generic utility contracts to channel ether into and out of contracts using the withdrawAll() for pull payments and bulk withdrawer withdrawAllFor([]) for batching push-along payments.

These contracts accept trivial payments to their default functions which are written to not manipulate state.

Is a simple hold and forward contract which can be used as a permenant published address while the actual recipient address can be changed at will by the contract's owner.

Can be used as a proxy address for a forwarding address. Calls and call data made to this will be piped to the forwarding address as an internal transaction. The forwarding address will see the proxy address as msg.sender and not the origional caller.

An ERC20 compliant token contract which can recieve ether payments which holders can withdraw in proportion to their token balance. It accounts for the high likelyhood of orphaned tokens and their respective ether payments by allowing anyone to 'salvage' (claim) tokens which have not been touched for a period of 3 years. If the orphaned account is that of the contract owner, then contract ownership is also transferred to the claimant. The contract owner has the ability to prevent or allow the contract to accept deposits, set optional name, set optional symbol, change owner, change resource and destroy (on low balance).

The intended use case is for private or small group holdings such as royalty sharing, family trusts and basic budgeting into various accounts. For this reason the tokens supply is fixed at 100.000000 tokens for intuitive percentile splits.

WARNING: The ether balances are a dynamic calculations. These tokens are not suitable for trading on centralised exchanges or transferred through state channels.

Invoices is an integrated invoice factory and registrar. New invoices can be created providing unique addresses from which all payments can be withdrawn back to the Invoices contract and withdrawn again to the contract owner.

This contract provisions a system where bulk payments can be committed to recipients but which the recipients can only withdraw from over a period of time begining from some starting date. The owner can change the payment terms and amounts but this will pay the recipient any unclaimed payments up to that time. Both the owner and the recipient can change a recipient address unless the recipient explicitly puts a lock on their address after which only they can change it.

This contract is a generic token fund raiser. Once created, it can be initialized with a minimum fund cap, start date and fund wallet. A maximum cap is set at 10x the minimum. Funding runs for up to 28 days or until finalizeITO is successfully called once the minimum cap is reached. Token transfers are blocked until the ITO is successful. The owner may elect to abort the ITO at any time before it is finalised. If the minimum cap is not reached or the ITO is aborted, funders can call withdrawAll() to be refunded their ether commitments.

A factory for simple password permissioned ether contracts which selfdestruct to the senders address when provided the correct password.

*** WARNING *** This is concept code only. It is vulnerable to front running and miner attacks upon the password at time of claim

This is a combined PayableERC and EscrowingITO by which funders can recieve shares of returned payments.

In order to help fund this development work, these contracts collect a 0.2% commission upon the ether cash flows that pass through them and 1% commission of funds raised by EscrowingITO and ProjectFundRaiser. These commissions will be withdrawn back through the respective contract factories into the official SandalStraps PayableERC20 contract named Fee Parking (FPK).

instances -> factories -> SandalStraps -> sswallet -> FeeParking -> FPK token holders