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Validates the specified address for the given chain ID, returning true if the address is valid, otherwise false.

Validate Address

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Validate an address

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Provides the OpenAPI specification of the Adamik API

Open API definition

Retrieves a list of all supported blockchain networks with their detailed information.

Get Chains Supported

Retrieves detailed information about a specific blockchain network identified by chain ID.

Get Chain Info

Retrieves detailed information about a specific token for a blockchain network, identified by chain ID and token ID.

Get Token Info

Returns the state of a specified account identifier (address or xpub) and chain ID, primarily focusing on available balances. Essential for wallet applications to display up-to-date balance information.

Get Account State (Balances)

Returns the history of a specified account identifier (address or xpub) and chain ID, primarily focusing on past transactions.

Get Transaction History

Get Validators Information

Retrieves detailed information about a specific transaction for a blockchain network, identified by chain ID and transaction ID.

Get Transaction Info

Encodes transaction data into a format suitable for broadcasting. This function is pivotal for creating transactions that comply with the specific requirements of different blockchains.        It also completes the input transaction with computed data, such as fees and max spendable amount, and performs some chain-specific validation checks on the transaction.

Encode a Transaction

Broadcasts a signed transaction to the blockchain, crucial for submitting transactions like transfers, delegations, or reward claims. Returns a transaction receipt (hash) or error details.

Broadcast Transaction

Encodes the provided public key to one or multiple addresses, for the given chain ID.       Each address is labeled with a type, which may be "default" when there is only one address.

Encode an Address

Validates a transaction's format and checks it against the blockchain's current state for potential errors or warnings. This pre-validation is critical for ensuring transaction success rates and for debugging transaction issues.

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