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-## Smart Contract
-The {Set} contract has three functions, which are the constructor, issue, and redeem.
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-### Underwriting (constructor)
-Underwriting is the process of creating a new {Set} contract. Anybody can create an Index Token by deploying a new {Set} contract that follows the {Set} specification to an Ethereum network. The constructor function is only called once during deployment. The required constructor parameters are below:
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-**Token Creation Parameters**
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-Parameter | Type | Description
------------- | ------------- | -------------
-tokens | address[] | A list of ERC20 token addresses
-units | uint[] | A list of quantities for each token
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-There are no restrictions to how many different ERC20 tokens can be included, aside from the transaction gas limit and data input limits. Since {Set}s are ERC20 tokens, {Set}s could be composed of other {Set}s. Deploying a {Set} creates a clean-slate contract with 0 tokens.
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-### Token Issuance (issue)
-Token issuance is the process of generating new tokens from a {Set} Contract. Given the {Set} contract has been deployed, anybody can call the contract's `issue` function to convert a specified mix of ERC20 tokens into a token that represents its underlying parts. There only exists as many {Set} tokens as there are tokens issued less redemptions. The issue function parameters are:
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-**Issue Function Parameters**
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-Parameter | Type | Description
------------- | ------------- | -------------
-quantity | uint | The quantity of {Set}s to issue
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-There are 7 steps to issuing a {Set} token:
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-<p align="center"><strong>Figure 1: {Set} Issuance Process</strong></p>
-<p align="center"><img src="diagrams/SetIssuance.png" alt="Set Issuance" height="300"/></p>
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-Figure 1 steps explained
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-1. Issuer decides the quantity of {Set} tokens to issue
-2. Issuer calls Token A's `approve` function for the specified unit of Token A required multiplied by the quantity desired to issue
-3. Issuer calls Token B's `approve` function for the specified unit of Token B required multiplied by the quantity desired to issue
-4. Issue continues to call `approve` for the correct amount to all remaining tokens
-5. Issuer calls the {Set} Contract's `issue` function with the desired quantity of Index Tokens to issue
-6. The contract transfers the required quantities of tokens to the contracts. If any transfer is unsuccessful, the whole transaction is reverted.
-7. If the previous step was sucessful, the contract increments the corresponding quantity of tokens to the issuer
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-### Token Redemption (redeem)
-Token Redemption is the process of converting an Index Token into its underlying component tokens. Redeeming tokens reduces the token supply of {Set} tokens in the contract. The issue function parameters are:
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-**Redeem Function Parameters**
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-Parameter | Type | Description
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-quantity | uint | The quantity of {Set}s to redeem
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-There are 4 steps to issuing a {Set} token:
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-<p align="center"><strong>Figure 2: {Set} Redemption Process</strong></p>
-<p align="center"><img src="diagrams/SetRedemption.png" alt="Set Redemption" height="200"/></p>
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-Figure steps explained
-1. Issuer decides the quantity of {Set} tokens to redeem
-2. Issuer calls the `redeem` function with the quantity to redeem
-3. The contract checks to ensure that the user has enough Index tokens. The function reverts if not.
-4. The contract transfers the underlying tokens to the sender and then decrements the sender's index token balance
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