adding flyover details, updating screens

docs/04-resources/06-guides/powpeg-app/glossary.md

@@ -117,4 +117,17 @@ See a list of terms about/related to the PowPeg App and their meanings.
       - This comprises of the BTC amount + transaction fee selected.
     </Accordion.Body>
   </Accordion.Item>
+     <Accordion.Item eventKey="18">
+    <Accordion.Header as="h3">Flyover transactions</Accordion.Header>
+    <Accordion.Body>
+      - Click [here](/developers/integrate/flyover/) to know more about flyover transactions.
+    </Accordion.Body>
+  </Accordion.Item>
+   <Accordion.Item eventKey="19">
+    <Accordion.Header as="h3">What is the PowPeg App testnet</Accordion.Header>
+    <Accordion.Body>
+      - Click [here to open PowPeg](https://powpeg.testnet.rootstock.io/) on Testnet.
+    </Accordion.Body>
+  </Accordion.Item>
+
 </Accordion>

docs/04-resources/06-guides/powpeg-app/overview.md

@@ -43,12 +43,16 @@ The source code is available on github, and open source:
 
 The PowPeg App, has two primary features, they are:
 
-- Peg-in: A conversion from BTC to RBTC. See [Glossary](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/glossary/) page for more explanation. 
+- Peg-in: A conversion from BTC to RBTC. See [pegin](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/pegin/) for more explanation.
     - **Note: The peg-in process is final and cannot be reverted**.
     - **Native pegin transaction has 17 hours estimated time to completion**.
+    - **Flyover pegin transaction time to completion, deppends on the Liquidity Provider conditions**.
+    - See [Glossary](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/glossary/) page for more explanation. 
 
 - Peg-out: A conversion from RBTC to BTC. This current version of the PowPeg. See [pegout](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/pegout/) for more explanation.
-    - **Native pegin transaction has 34 hours estimated time to completion**.
+    - **Native pegout transaction has 34 hours estimated time to completion**.
+    - **Flyover pegout transaction time to completion, deppends on the Liquidity Provider conditions**.
+    - See [Glossary](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/glossary/) page for more explanation. 
 
 ## Why use the PowPeg App?
 
@@ -80,4 +84,5 @@ All transactions need to be confirmed via the device used by the customer, wheth
 
 * Convert [BTC to RBTC using the PowPeg App](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/pegin/).
 * Convert [RBTC to BTC using the PowPeg App](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/pegout/).
-* View [Advanced Operations](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/advanced-operations/)
+* View [Advanced Operations](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/advanced-operations/)
+* Comparing [PowPeg and Flyover](/developers/integrate/flyover/powpeg-vs-flyover/).

docs/04-resources/06-guides/powpeg-app/pegin/index.md

@@ -12,17 +12,24 @@ In this section, we will learn how to perform a [peg-in](/resources/guides/powpe
 
 To start using PowPeg App, you will need to connect your **RSK** wallet:
 
-1. Connect your wallet:
-![PowPeg (connect-your-wallet)](/img/resources/powpeg/connectyourwallet.png)
+1. Click on Pegin option:
 
-2. Once connected your will see your address and your balance:
-![PowPeg (wallet-connected)](/img/resources/powpeg/walletconnected.png)
+![PowPeg (click-pegin-option)](/img/resources/powpeg/pegin.png)
+
+2. Select your wallet:
+- Trezor hardware wallet
+- Ledger hardware wallet
+- Leather software wallet (chrome plugin)
+- Xverse software wallet (chrome plugin)
+- Enkrypt software wallet (chrome plugin)
+
+![PowPeg (supported-wallets-pegin)](/img/resources/powpeg/pegin-wallets.png)
 
 To get started, see the [Requirements for Pegin](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/prerequisites/) section.
 
 We will do the following:
 
-1. [Set up environment](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/prerequisites/)
+1. For developers: [Set up environment](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/prerequisites/)
 2. Perform a peg-in (BTC - RBTC) transaction using [Ledger Hardware Wallet](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/pegin/ledger/)
 3. Perform a peg-in (BTC - RBTC) transaction using [Trezor Hardware Wallet](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/pegin/ledger/)
 4. [View a transaction status](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/pegin/status/).

docs/04-resources/06-guides/powpeg-app/pegin/leather.md

@@ -6,14 +6,13 @@ description: "Here, we will learn how to perform a peg-in transaction using the
 tags: [powpeg app, peg-in, peg-out, bridge, rsk, rootstock]
 ---
 
-
 ## Using Leather Software wallet to perform a peg-in
 
 In this guide, we will be using the [PowPeg App](https://powpeg.rootstock.io/) for unlocking Leather, access peg-in to use Leather, and verify if peg-in is active.
 
 ### Acessing pegin to use Leather
 
-![leather-pegin](/img/resources/powpeg/choose-your-wallet.png)
+![leather-pegin](/img/resources/powpeg/pegin-wallets.png)
 
 After click on **Leather** button, you will see the pegin Leather page, then the PowPeg will connect with your Leather wallet.
 
@@ -82,18 +81,19 @@ Also you can input a custom Rootstock address, different than the connected addr
 
 Here, we can select the fee that will be used for this transaction, this is set on default to average.
 
-**Step 5: View transaction summary**
+**Step 5: Select Mode**
+
+In this section, we will see 2 options, Fast Mode and Native Mode:
+- Fast Mode uses [Flyover Protocol](/developers/integrate/flyover/) to search for quotes, is faster than Native Mode, is provided by an Liquidity Provider, which in turn charges a fee for the service, called a provider fee.
+
+![Fast mode option](/img/resources/powpeg/fast-pegin-review-details.png)
 
-In this section, we can confirm the selected values:
+- Native Mode uses [PowPeg Protocol](/concepts/powpeg/) that is decentralized, permissionless and uncensorable protocol created by Rootstock Labs, generally is slower than Fast mode and the user needs to pay only the network fees.
 
-- Destination Address
-- Estimated time
-- BTC fee (Network fee)
-- Provider fee (always zero for this option)
-- Amount to send
-- Value to receive
+![Native mode option](/img/resources/powpeg/native-pegin-review-details.png)
 
-![Review Transaction](/img/resources/powpeg/ledger-pegin-review-details.png)
+- Value to receive: The estimated amount to receive when transaction finishes.
+- Total Fee (Network & Provider): The total fee paid, network fee (BTC Fee) + provider fee (not applied).
 
 > - In the instance of an error on this transaction, the amount will be sent to the address indicated in the **refund Bitcoin address** located in your hardware wallet.
 > - See the [glossary](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/glossary/) section for the meaning of these values.

docs/04-resources/06-guides/powpeg-app/pegin/ledger.md

@@ -18,67 +18,59 @@ Ensure to complete the steps in [prerequisites](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/pre
 
 ### Ledger Hardware Wallet
 
-![Choose Pegin Option](/img/resources/powpeg/pegin.png)
-
-![Connect Ledger](/img/resources/powpeg/connect-your-ledger.png)
-
-**Step 1: Connect to a ledger wallet**
-- Plug your Ledger wallet by connecting the USB cable that comes with the Ledger.
-- Enter your pin that has already been configured in [requirements](#requirements), to unlock the Ledger.
-
-**Step 2: Enter Pin**
+A peg-in is the process of exchanging BTC for RBTC. See the [glossary](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/glossary/) section for more information.
 
-![Enter Pin](/img/resources/powpeg/2-enter-pin.png)
+:::tip[Tip]
+The minimum values allowed when creating a peg-in transaction is **0.005 BTC**. 
+:::
 
-**Step 3: Choose Wallet**
+**Step 1: Select pegin option**
 
-Here, we will use the Bitcoin Test wallet. For Mainnet, use the Bitcoin wallet.
+![Choose Pegin Option](/img/resources/powpeg/pegin.png)
 
-![Choose Wallet](/img/resources/powpeg/3-choose-wallet.png)
+**Step 2: Select ledger wallet**
 
-_Note: On the Nano S ledger, whenever you want to confirm an option, click on the 2 upper buttons at the same time._
+![PowPeg (supported-wallets-pegin)](/img/resources/powpeg/pegin-wallets.png)
 
-**Step 4: Confirm connection to Bitcoin Testnet**
+**Step 3: Read pop up information**
 
-Once the above steps have been completed, a confirmation appears - “Bitcoin Testnet is ready”. 
+The pop up shown in the image below describes the duration of the peg-in process which requires at least 100 confirmations on the Bitcoin network, this gives an estimate of around 17 hours in total. It also describes the three main steps involved which is; connecting to the hardware wallet, sending a signed transaction to the BTC network until the corresponding RBTC value is made available in the destination wallet and a receipt for this transaction.
 
-![Confirm Connection Testnet](/img/resources/powpeg/4-confirm-connection-testnet.png)
+> Note: Using fast mode, pegin time has been significantly reduced to ~20 mins.
 
-Now, you have successfully connected your Ledger device to the Bitcoin network.
+![Read popup info](/img/resources/powpeg/pegin-popup.png)
 
-## Performing a peg-in transaction with Ledger
+> Click the checkbox - “Don’t show again” to turn off this pop-up in the future or close temporarily.
 
-A peg-in is the process of exchanging BTC for RBTC. See the [glossary](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/glossary/) section for more information.
+**Step 4: Connect to a ledger wallet**
 
-:::tip[Tip]
-The minimum values allowed when creating a peg-in transaction is **0.005 BTC**. 
-:::
+- Plug your Ledger wallet by connecting the USB cable that comes with the Ledger.
+- Enter your pin that has already been configured in [requirements](#requirements), to unlock the Ledger.
 
-Open [PowPeg](https://powpeg.testnet.rootstock.io/) on Testnet.
+![Connect Ledger](/img/resources/powpeg/connect-your-ledger.png)
 
-**Step 1: Select Conversion Type**
+**Step 5: Enter Pin**
 
-Since we are performing a peg-in, choose the BTC - RBTC conversion type, as shown in the image below;
+![Enter Pin](/img/resources/powpeg/2-enter-pin.png)
 
-![Select Conversion Type](/img/resources/powpeg/pegin.png)
+**Step 6: Choose Wallet**
 
-**Step 2: Choose Hardware Wallet**
+Here, we will use the Bitcoin Test wallet. For Mainnet, use the Bitcoin wallet.
 
-Here, we are using the ledger hardware wallet to interact with the PowPeg. Select your hardware wallet, ensure your device is already connected by inserting your pin into the Ledger device before clicking the Ledger option in the PowPeg. See the [connect to a ledger wallet](#ledger-hardware-wallet) section. 
+![Choose Wallet](/img/resources/powpeg/3-choose-wallet.png)
 
-![Choose Hardware wallet](/img/resources/powpeg/choose-your-wallet.png)
+_Note: On the Nano S ledger, whenever you want to confirm an option, click on the 2 upper buttons at the same time._
 
-**Step 3: Read pop up information**
+**Step 7: Confirm connection to Network**
 
-The pop up shown in the image below describes the duration of the peg-in process which requires at least 100 confirmations on the Bitcoin network, this gives an estimate of around 17 hours in total. It also describes the three main steps involved which is; connecting to the hardware wallet, sending a signed transaction to the BTC network until the corresponding RBTC value is made available in the destination wallet and a receipt for this transaction.
+Once the above steps have been completed, a confirmation appears - “Bitcoin Testnet is ready”. 
 
-> Note: Using fast mode, pegin time has been significantly reduced to ~20 mins.
+![Confirm Connection Testnet](/img/resources/powpeg/4-confirm-connection-testnet.png)
 
-![Read popup info](/img/resources/powpeg/pegin-popup.png)
+Now, you have successfully connected your Ledger device to the Bitcoin network.
 
-> Click the checkbox - “Don’t show again” to turn off this pop-up in the future or close temporarily.
 
-**Step 4: Connect to the App**
+**Step 8: Connect to the App**
 
 Click **Continue** to connect to the PowPeg App.
 
@@ -95,8 +87,9 @@ To confirm successful connection to the PowPeg, you will be directed to the scre
 ![Peg-in screen](/img/resources/powpeg/pegin-screen.png)
 
 > - The balance of the accounts in your hardware wallet will be loaded, and this shows the balance of 3 different types of accounts: segwit, legacy, native segwit. See the [supported addresses](#supported-addresses) for the meaning of these types of accounts.
+> - You can connect your destination wallet or paste your destination address.
 
-**Step 5: Sending a transaction**
+**Step 9: Sending a transaction**
 
 **Choose Account**
 
@@ -122,20 +115,26 @@ After selecting the account you will like to send BTC from, the next step is to
 
 > - Note that the amount sent in BTC is the same amount to be received in RBTC on the Rootstock network.
 
-**Step 6: Enter address**
+**Step 10: Enter address**
 
 To enter an address, we are provided with two options: 
 
 - (1) Your connected Rootstock address. See [Account based addresses](/concepts/account-based-addresses/) 
 - (2) Connect to a software wallet. E.g, Metamask. Here, the address is automatically filled in by the account that is connected to your metamask wallet.
 
-![Enter address](/img/resources/powpeg/ledger-pegin-destination-address.png)
+Connect your wallet:
 
-**Step 6a: Add a custom address**
+![Connect your wallet](/img/resources/powpeg/ledger-pegin-destination-address.png)
+
+
+**Step 11: Add a custom address**
 
 Also you can input a custom Rootstock address, different than the connected address.
 
-**Step 7: Select Transaction Fee**
+Paste destination address:
+![Paste address](/img/resources/powpeg/ledger-pegin-paste-destination-address.png)
+
+**Step 12: Select Transaction Fee**
 
 Here, we can select the fee that will be used for this transaction, this is set on default to average.
 
@@ -144,31 +143,30 @@ Here, we can select the fee that will be used for this transaction, this is set
 > - The transaction fee is not part of the amount you’re sending via the PowPeg, it will only be used for the correct processing of the transaction on the Bitcoin network. Also see the different types of fees (slow, average, fast) and their corresponding cost in TBTC and USD, depending on preference, you can choose any of those three. See the [adjusting network fees](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/advanced-operations#adjusting-network-fees) section for more information. 
 > - The time for each type of fee per transaction may vary depending on the number of transactions on the network and the fees charged at the time.
 
-**Step 8: View transaction summary**
+**Step 13: Select Mode**
 
-In this section, we can confirm the selected values:
+In this section, we will see 2 options, Fast Mode and Native Mode:
+- Fast Mode uses [Flyover Protocol](/developers/integrate/flyover/) to search for quotes, is faster than Native Mode, is provided by an Liquidity Provider, which in turn charges a fee for the service, called a provider fee.
 
-- Destination Address
-- Estimated time
-- BTC fee (Network fee)
-- Provider fee (always zero for this option)
-- Amount to send
-- Value to receive
+![Fast mode option](/img/resources/powpeg/fast-pegin-review-details.png)
 
-![Review Transaction](/img/resources/powpeg/ledger-pegin-review-details.png)
+- Native Mode uses [PowPeg Protocol](/concepts/powpeg/) that is decentralized, permissionless and uncensorable protocol created by Rootstock Labs, generally is slower than Fast mode and the user needs to pay only the network fees.
+
+![Native mode option](/img/resources/powpeg/native-pegin-review-details.png)
+
+- Value to receive: The estimated amount to receive when transaction finishes.
+- Total Fee (Network & Provider): The total fee paid, network fee (BTC Fee) + provider fee (not applied).
 
 > - In the instance of an error on this transaction, the amount will be sent to the address indicated in the **refund Bitcoin address** located in your hardware wallet.
 > - See the [glossary](/resources/guides/powpeg-app/glossary/) section for the meaning of these values.
 
-![Review Summary](/img/resources/powpeg/ledger-pegin-review-summary.png)
-
-**Step 9: Confirm and sign transaction**
+**Step 14: Confirm and sign transaction**
 
-By clicking on the **Confirm** button, we can see all the transactions that will be made, their corresponding inputs and outputs, and the network fees that will be charged, all this information must be confirmed on your hardware wallet screen.
+By clicking on the **Send** button, we can see all the transactions that will be made, their corresponding inputs and outputs, and the network fees that will be charged, all this information must be confirmed on your hardware wallet screen.
 
 ![View transaction summary](/img/resources/powpeg/ledger-pegin-confirm-and-send-transaction.png)
 
-**Step 10: Send transaction in Ledger Device**
+**Step 15: Send transaction in Ledger Device**
 
 After click on the send button, you can confirm or reject the transaction in your hardware wallet. Unlock ledger device to confirm the transaction.
 
@@ -212,7 +210,7 @@ The user needs to review and approve all outputs, the value of the transaction a
 
 > After signing, the transaction is sent to the network to be processed, taking into account the fee value selected previously. 
 
-**Step 11: View transaction status**
+**Step 16: View transaction status**
 
 This shows the status of your transaction, with a transaction ID and a link to check the transaction on the explorer.