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Chaingateway.io API

# Chaingateway.io REST API to build the bridge between Ethereum and the real world Please check out our [website](https://chaingateway.io?utm_source=postman) for detailed information about this API. To use our API, you need an API Key (Described as Authorization header in the examples below). To

Every row below was read from the vendor's own OpenAPI document. The summary text is theirs. What this registry adds is that each operation is indexed with its method, path, base URL and auth scheme, so a search for a capability can answer with a call rather than a name, and that the endpoint is probed on a schedule.

Specifications as held by the APIs.guru corpus, whose newest record is 2023-04-21. Operations the vendor has added since are not listed here; the origin links above are the vendor's own current documents.

base URLs: https://eu.eth.chaingateway.io/v1

find it by capability: POST /search {"query":{"text":"..."}} returns these operations with their invocation detail. Connect any agent client.

Chaingateway.io v1.0

# Chaingateway.io REST API to build the bridge between Ethereum and the real world Please check out our [website](https://chaingateway.io?utm_source=postman) for detailed information about this API. To use our API, you need an API Key (Described as Authorization header in the examples below). To get one, please create an account on our [website](https://chaingateway.io/register?utm_source=postm

methodpathwhat the vendor says it does
POST/clearAddressclearAddress Sends all available ethereum funds of an address to a specified receiver address. Transaction Req
POST/deleteAddressdeleteAddress Deletes an existing ethereum address. Be careful when using this function. Address Requests
POST/exportAddressexportAddress Returns all ethereum addresses created with an account. Address Requests
POST/getBlockgetBlock Returns information of an ethereum block with or without transactions Info Requests
POST/getEthereumBalancegetEthereumBalance Returns the ethereum balance of a given address. Info Requests
POST/getExchangeRategetExchangeRate Returns the current Ethereum price in Euro or US Dollar. Info Requests
POST/getGasPricegetGasPrice Returns the current gas price in GWEI. Info Requests
POST/getLastBlockNumbergetLastBlockNumber Returns the block number of the last mined ethereum block. Info Requests
POST/getTokengetToken Returns information about a specific ERC20 token like name, symbol, decimal places and total supply.
POST/getTokenBalancegetTokenBalance Returns the token balance of a given address. Info Requests
POST/getTransactionsgetTransactions Returns information like confirmations, token contract address, amount, gas price and more of
POST/importAddressimportAddress Returns all ethereum addresses created with an account. Address Requests
POST/listAddresseslistAddresses Returns all ethereum addresses created with an account. Address Requests
POST/listFailedIPNslistFailedIPNs Returns all subscriptions/IPNs created with an account. Subscription/IPN Requests
POST/listSubscribedAddresseslistSubscribedAddresses Returns all subscriptions/IPNs created with an account. Subscription/IPN Requests
POST/newAddressnewAddress Generates a new ethereum addresses you can use to send or receive funds. Do not lose the password!
POST/resendFailedIPNresendFailedIPN Returns all subscriptions/IPNs created with an account. Subscription/IPN Requests
POST/sendEthereumsendEthereum Sends ethereum from an address controlled by the account to a specified receiver address. Transac
POST/sendTokensendToken Sends ERC20 tokens from an address controlled by the account to a specified receiver address. The to
POST/subscribeAddresssubscribeAddress Creates a new subscription/IPN for the given address (and contractaddress). You will receive
POST/unsubscribeAddressunsubscribeAddress Deletes an existing subscription/IPN for the given address (and contractaddress). Subscript

specification origin: https://chaingateway.io/downloads/openapiv3.json

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