Bitcoin
Bitcoin endpoints
Supported methods for Bitcoin. Please note that to use these methods you must specify both the API token, btc in this case, and the network on which you want to make the call. For example, if you want to know the balance of a Bitcoin Cash address in the main network, the corresponding endpoint is as follows: http://server/btc/mainnet/getAddressBalance
Return the transaction history of the given addresses
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POST /getAddressesHistory HTTP/1.1
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Returns the information of any block giving its hash. If verbosity is 0, it returns a string that is serialized, hex-encoded data for block hash. If verbosity is 1, it returns an object with information about the block. If verbosity is 2, it returns an Object with information about the block and each transaction
POST /getBlockByHash HTTP/1.1
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Returns the information of any block giving its height. If verbosity is 0, it returns a string that is serialized, hex-encoded data for block hash. If verbosity is 1, it returns an object with information about the block. If verbosity is 2, it returns an Object with information about the block and each transaction
POST /getBlockByNumber HTTP/1.1
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Returns the information of any transaction, giving its transaction hash
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POST /getTransaction HTTP/1.1
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Returns the information of an array of transaction, giving its transactions hash
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POST /getTransactions HTTP/1.1
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Watch an address. Everytime the address changes, a http POST is sent to the URL.
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POST /notify HTTP/1.1
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Returns the number of pending or confirmed transactions an address has made
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POST /getAddressTransactionCount HTTP/1.1
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Returns the number of pending or confirmed transactions several addresses have made
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POST /getAddressesTransactionCount HTTP/1.1
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Estimates the approximate fee per kilobyte needed for a transaction to begin confirmation within "confirmations" blocks if possible and return the number of blocks for which the estimate is valid.
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POST /getFeePerByte HTTP/1.1
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Returns raw schema of any transaction. If verbosity is set to true, transaction object is returned, otherwise raw transaction will be returned
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POST /getTransactionHex HTTP/1.1
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