VCS API Documentation
VeChain Stats
  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
    • 🗝️Getting an API Key
    • 🔓Authentication
    • 📬Postman
    • ✳️Swagger
  • API Endpoints
    • Account
      • Account Stats
      • ✨Account Extended Stats
      • Account Info
      • ✨Account VTHO Info
      • VET/VTHO Balance
      • ✨Transactions In
      • Transactions Out
      • ✨Token Transfers
      • ✨NFT Transfers
      • ✨DEX Trades
      • DEPRECATED: Internal Transfers
      • Historic VET/VTHO
    • Token
      • Token List
      • Token Info
      • Token Price
      • ✨Token Price List
      • Token Supply
      • ✨VIP180 Balance
      • VIP180 Balance Custom
      • ✨Token Holder List
    • Transaction
      • Transaction Status
      • Transaction Info
    • Block
      • Block Daily Stats
      • Block Info
      • Block Height
      • Block by reference
      • Block by timestamp
    • Contract
      • Contract Stats
      • Contract Info
      • Contract Code
    • NFT
      • NFT Token List
      • NFT Info
      • ✨VIP181 Balance
      • VIP181 Balance Custom
      • ✨NFT Holder List
    • Carbon
      • Address Emission
      • Block Emission
      • Transaction Emission
      • Network Emission
    • Network
      • Network Totals
      • Network Stats
      • Network Gas Stats
      • Authority Nodes
      • ✨Mempool
      • Node Token Count
      • ✨Node Token Stats
      • Thor Instance Size
      • X-Node List
    • API Info
      • API Info
      • API Ping
  • Support
    • FAQ
    • Rate Limits
    • Response HTTP Status
    • Common Error Messages
    • Socials
    • Change Log
  • Visit VeChain Stats
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FAQ

Q: What can I do with the Blockchain Explorer API?

A: With the Blockchain Explorer API, you can programmatically retrieve information about transactions, addresses, blocks, and other blockchain-related data. You can use this information to build applications and services on top of the blockchain, such as wallet apps, transaction trackers, analytics tools, and more.

Q: How do I get an API key?

A: To use our Blockchain Explorer API, you will need to register for an account on our platform and obtain a valid API key. The API key serves as an authentication mechanism that allows you to make authorized requests to our API. Detailed instructions on how to obtain an API key can be found in the documentation under the "Authentication" section.

Q: What is the rate limiting policy for the API?

A: Our API has rate limiting policies in place to prevent abuse and ensure fair usage. The specific rate limits for our API can be found in the documentation in the Rate Limits section. Please make sure to adhere to the rate limits to avoid exceeding the allowed usage and encountering errors.

Q: What programming languages are supported by the API?

A: Our API is language-agnostic and can be used with any programming language that supports HTTP requests and JSON formatting. You can make requests to our API using popular programming languages such as Python, JavaScript, Ruby, Java, C#, and more.

Q: What error handling mechanisms are in place?

A: Our API provides detailed error responses that include error codes, error messages, and HTTP status codes to help you identify and troubleshoot issues. The documentation includes information on common error scenarios and how to handle errors in your application to ensure smooth integration with our API.

Q: Is technical support available for the API?

A: Yes, we provide technical support for our API. If you encounter any issues or have questions related to the API integration, you can contact our support team through the designated channels provided on our platform. Additionally, you can refer to the documentation for troubleshooting tips, FAQs, and best practices to assist you in resolving any concerns.

Q: Can I use the API for commercial purposes?

A: Yes, our API can be used for commercial purposes. However, please review our terms of service and usage policies to ensure compliance with our guidelines and requirements for commercial usage.

Q: Is the API documentation up-to-date?

A: We strive to keep our API documentation up-to-date with the latest features, endpoints, request and response formats, authentication mechanisms, rate limiting policies, and best practices. However, please note that changes to the API may occur over time, and it's recommended to periodically check for updates in the documentation or subscribe to our API notifications for any changes or announcements.

If you have any other questions or need further clarification, feel free to contact our support team or refer to the documentation for more information.

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