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Chain Service

Overview

The FSCO Chain Service is a powerful yet simple API that enables seamless interaction with blockchain transactions. It provides a set of operations for submitting transactions to chain, and querying transaction results.

Key Features

  1. Transaction Execution: Submit and execute transactions on the blockchain.
  2. Contract Method Calls: Interact with smart contracts by calling their methods.
  3. Transaction Querying: Retrieve detailed information about transactions using transaction hashes or IDs.
  4. Multi-Chain Support: Operate across different blockchain networks using chain IDs.
  5. Auto Gassing: Automatically calculate, optmize and gas the signers wallet to run the transaction.
  6. Auto Signing: Seamlessly sign transactions using integrated FSCO Wallet Service.
  7. Simplified Transaction Flow: Combine transaction creation, signing, and submission into a single, streamlined process.

Why Use the FSCO Chain Service?

Our Chain Service offers several benefits for businesses and developers working with blockchain technology:

  • Simplified Blockchain Interaction: Abstract away the complexities of direct blockchain interaction with our easy-to-use API.
  • Flexibility: Support for multiple blockchain networks allows you to work with various chains through a single, unified interface.
  • Detailed Transaction Information: Get comprehensive data about your transactions, including gas usage, logs, and execution status.
  • Secure: Built-in authentication ensures that your blockchain operations are secure and authorized.

Use Cases

The FSCO Chain Service is ideal for:

  • DApp (Decentralized Application) developers needing to interact with smart contracts
  • Blockchain explorers and analytics platforms requiring transaction data
  • Financial services integrating blockchain transactions into their workflows
  • Any application that needs to read from or write to supported blockchain networks

What It’s Not For

While our Chain Service is versatile, it’s important to note that it’s not:

  • A full node or blockchain infrastructure replacement
  • A wallet management system if you need that look at Wallet Service
  • A smart contract development platform in you need that look at Contract Service

Getting Started

To start using the FSCO Chain Service:

  1. Sign up for an API key at Dev Portal
  2. Explore our API documentation to understand the available endpoints and their usage
  3. Integrate the API into your application using your preferred programming language and HTTP client

If you need any assistance or have questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to our support team at support@fsco.io.