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arcsend-cli

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ArcSend CLI

Command-line interface for ArcSend wallet auth, quoting, transfers, and transaction history.

Usage

npm --workspace arcsend-cli exec arcsend login --email [email protected] --password password123
npm --workspace arcsend-cli exec arcsend chains
npm --workspace arcsend-cli exec arcsend liquidity
npm --workspace arcsend-cli exec arcsend wallets --include-balance
npm --workspace arcsend-cli exec arcsend wallet-create --chain base
npm --workspace arcsend-cli exec arcsend balance --chain arc-testnet
npm --workspace arcsend-cli exec arcsend quote --to ethereum --amount 5
npm --workspace arcsend-cli exec arcsend pay --to ethereum --amount 5 --recipient 0xRecipientAddress000000000000000000000001
npm --workspace arcsend-cli exec arcsend status <transferId>
npm --workspace arcsend-cli exec arcsend history
npm --workspace arcsend-cli exec arcsend treasury-plan --target-chain polygon --min-usdc 25000
npm --workspace arcsend-cli exec arcsend treasury-execute --target-chain polygon --min-usdc 25000

Command model

  • pay is an intent command: ArcSend backend chooses the route by default (--strategy auto).
  • status and history show normalized ArcSend transfer phases so users don't manage bridge-level complexity.
  • liquidity and treasury-* expose crosschain USDC as a single liquidity surface.

Notes

  • CLI authenticates against ArcSend backend and stores ArcSend auth token.
  • Set ARCSEND_API when backend is not on the default URL (example: ARCSEND_API=http://localhost:4001).
  • Do not use Circle API keys or Entity Secrets in CLI flags or config.