Refers to the wallet paying for the surrounding transaction — the main wallet that should pay for things, such as rent for account storage.
For instance, in a web application the payer would be the connected wallet; in a terminal, the wallet identified by solana address.
A similar node exists for the main wallet that should own things — identityValueNode. In practice the identity and the payer are often the same, but offering the distinction can be useful should they differ.
Refers to the wallet paying for the surrounding transaction — the main wallet that should pay for things, such as rent for account storage. For instance, in a web application the payer would be the connected wallet; in a terminal, the wallet identified by
solana address. A similar node exists for the main wallet that should own things —identityValueNode. In practice the identity and the payer are often the same, but offering the distinction can be useful should they differ.