ERC-191 vs ERC-1484
Signed Data Standard compared with Digital Identity Aggregator.
No shared functions
0 shared · 1 vs 26 functions · 0% of the smaller surface
ERC-1484 lists ERC-191 in its requires field but declares no inheritance in its interface, so any surface it inherits is not counted here.
🤝 Shared (0)
None.
◀️ Only in ERC-191 (1)
0x110eb0a3 | signatureBasedExecution(address,uint256,bytes,uint8,bytes32,bytes32) |
▶️ Only in ERC-1484 (26)
0x3aedf3c9 | addAssociatedAddress(address,address,uint8,bytes32,bytes32,uint256) |
0xab5f6781 | addAssociatedAddressDelegated(address,address,uint8[2],bytes32[2],bytes32[2],uint256[2]) |
0x7d079951 | addProviders(address[]) |
0x960b11f5 | addProvidersFor(uint256,address[]) |
0xe846fd91 | addResolvers(address[]) |
0x010887dc | addResolversFor(uint256,address[]) |
0x268e8970 | createIdentity(address,address[],address[]) |
0x14fb5646 | createIdentityDelegated(address,address,address[],address[],uint8,bytes32,bytes32,uint256) |
0x05c62c2f | getEIN(address) |
0x85e3f058 | getIdentity(uint256) |
0x237f1a21 | hasIdentity(address) |
0x5b5aed3a | identityExists(uint256) |
0xa687662d | isAssociatedAddressFor(uint256,address) |
0x53a9698a | isProviderFor(uint256,address) |
0xd4b1cdcc | isResolverFor(uint256,address) |
0x8677ebe8 | isSigned(address,bytes32,uint8,bytes32,bytes32) |
0x3b4656a1 | removeAssociatedAddress() |
0xdd9ad9ed | removeAssociatedAddressDelegated(address,uint8,bytes32,bytes32,uint256) |
0x232e7d83 | removeProviders(address[]) |
0x06c93c36 | removeProvidersFor(uint256,address[]) |
0xb8a5c2a6 | removeResolvers(address[]) |
0x5726f660 | removeResolversFor(uint256,address[]) |
0xfa57b576 | triggerDestruction(uint256,address[],address[],bool) |
0x8e1bb633 | triggerRecovery(uint256,address,uint8,bytes32,bytes32,uint256) |
0x1bfe3508 | triggerRecoveryAddressChange(address) |
0x2501faa5 | triggerRecoveryAddressChangeFor(uint256,address) |
Both surfaces parsed from the canonical specifications: ERC-191 · ERC-1484