Manage through ABI

Step 1: Generate the payload for your requirement

// Initialize the ABI coder from the ethers library for encoding transaction data.
const coder = ethers.AbiCoder.defaultAbiCoder();

// Encode the user's Solana address as a `bytes32` format for Ethereum compatibility.
// The Solana address is converted to a byte array and then encoded.
const userAddress = coder.encode(
  ["bytes32"],
  [Buffer.from(new PublicKey("6v9YRMJbiXSjwco3evS2XdNuqPbwzKf3ykmn5iQJ4UyF").toBytes())]
); // Solana address corresponding to Ethereum address

// Encode the USDT contract address as a `bytes32` format. 
// The contract address is converted from a hex string and padded to 32 bytes for standardization.
const contract_address = coder.encode(
  ["bytes32"],
  [ethers.zeroPadValue(Buffer.from(hexStringToUint8Array('0xaA8E23Fb1079EA71e0a56F48a2aA51851D8433D0')), 32)]
); // USDT contract address on Ethereum

// Define the ABI for the `transfer` function of the USDT contract.
// The `transfer` function sends tokens to a specified address with a specified value.
let ABI = ["function transfer(address to, uint256 value) returns (bool)"];

// Create an `ethers.Interface` instance for interacting with the USDT contract.
let iface = new ethers.Interface(ABI);

// Encode the `transfer` function data. This includes the recipient address and transfer amount.
// USDT has 6 decimal places, so `100000000` represents 100 USDT.
let paras = iface.encodeFunctionData("transfer", [
  '0xa550C6011DfBA4925abEb0B48104062682870BB8', // Recipient address
  BigInt('100000000') // Transfer amount: 100 USDT (6 decimals)
]);

// Prepare a payload part by encoding the contract address, an unused parameter (0), and the `transfer` function data.
let payload_part = coder.encode(
  ["bytes32", "uint256", "bytes"],
  [contract_address, 0, paras]
);

// Finally, assemble the full payload by encoding the user's address and the payload part.
const payload = coder.encode(["bytes32", "bytes"], [userAddress, payload_part]);

// Output the assembled payload for inspection or further processing.
console.log(payload);

Step 2: Call Ethereum smart contract using this payload

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