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  • Blockchain Data now supports Omni Layer

    New Feature Announcement
    New! Crypto APIs 2.0 Blockchain Data now also supports Omni Layer! Obtain information for Omni transactions by various parameters, such as: `address`, `transactionId`, `propertyId`, `blockHeight`, `blockHash`, all for both confirmed and unconfirmed transactions.

    You can use any of the following new endpoints for Omni layer :

    - List Omni Tokens By Address
    - List Omni Transactions By Address
    - List Unconfirmed Omni Transactions By Address
    - Get Unconfirmed Omni Transaction By Transaction ID (Txid)
    - List Unconfirmed Omni Transactions By Property ID
    - Get Omni Transaction Details By Transaction ID (Txid)
    - List Omni Transactions By Block Height
    - List Omni Transactions By Block Hash

    This adds to our Omni layer support which also covers Blockchain Automations Tokens Forwardings and Blockchain Events Callback subscriptions.

  • Crypto APIs 2.0 is Live

    Announcement

    We are happy to finally announce the release of the new Crypto APIs 2.0!

    It incorporates a better and more efficient architecture that allows blockchain enthusiasts and entrepreneurs alike to use a wide range of specialized features and tools to create their crypto solutions.

    The diverse subscription plans and the arrangement of functionalities among them was carefully calculated to be of use to both the novice Bitcoin/Ethereum devotee and the professional.

    By using Blockchain Data, Blockchain Events, Blockchain Automations and Blockchain Tools, you practically have everything to easily develop new, or quickly improve your existing blockchain and crypto applications. 

    If you would like to read more about Crypto APIs 2.0, you can visit our new website and read our latest blog post.


  • Announcement Regarding the Upcoming Bitcoin Cash Hard Fork

    Announcement
    There are two scenarios could occur with the Bitcoin Cash ABC (BCHA) and Bitcoin Cash Node (BCHN) contentious hard fork, they are:
    Scenario A: The fork results in two competing chains. Crypto APIs will support both chains.
    Scenario B: No new coin is created. Crypto APIs will then resume supporting BCH.
    As per the latest data, +90% of BCH blocks have signaled support for BCHN over the last days. If this signaling status continues through the hard fork, Crypto APIs will treat the BCHN chain as the future BCH chain which means your requests to /bch/ will be treated as /bchn/. In this case, we will add support for BCHA as well, to access it your calls should be /bcha/ instead of /bch/.
    Should the signaling support change prior to the hard fork, Crypto APIs reserves the right to update the treatment of the chain split in a further announcement.

  • Crypto APIs 2.0 is almost here!

    New Feature Announcement

    We are happy to announce that we have finished the stress tests on Crypto APIs 2.0, and the results are amazing.
    We have achieved a 25 ms response time for 10,000 requests per second, which is a huge success comparing with current APIs on the market.

    Crypto APIs 2.0 is OpenAPI 3.0 based.

    Please stay tuned for further updates!

  • Payment Forwarding for ETH is optimized

    Improvement Announcement

    ETH Payments Forwarding was optimized successfully. We had issues because of the huge number of forwarding we do.
    After the done optimization, we could process hundreds of thousands of forwarding per day without any delay.

  • Send a transaction in HD wallets is fixed

    Improvement Fix

    Sending transactions in HD wallets was not selecting the UTXOs properly.
    This issue is fixed now and you can rely on our HD wallet and send transaction endpoint to avoid building the transaction, checking UTXOs, etc.

  • Payment History & Invoices in your Dashboard

    New Feature

    The new menu under your Dashboard allows you to download your invoices, track your payment history; sort by date, amount, and purchased plan. 


  • "everyConfirmation" is added to Webhooks

    Improvement

    Now you can set the new optional parameter  "everyConfirmation" to true, this means you want to get a callback for every confirmation, of course these callbacks stop when they reach "confirmations".

  • "originalAddress" is added to the response of Webhook in case of different addresses (BCH legacy)

    Improvement

    As you may know BCH has legacy addresses and new format which starts with "bitcoincash:"
    In Crypto APIs, we support both in all endpoints but when you subscribe for a webhook for a legacy address and there is a transaction for the same address but with the new format we didn't send you a callback.

    Now, we send you a callback for such transactions as well and to avoid any confusing on your side we send the "originalAddress" in the response.

    Here you can see all details: https://docs.cryptoapis.io/rest-apis/blockchain-as-a-service-apis/bch/index#webhook-notifications

  • Add allowDuplicate optional parameter in webhooks creation

    Improvement

    You can't create the same webhook more than once now, in order to create exactly the same webhook event you need to set the optional parameter "allowDuplicate" to true, this will allow you to add as much as you want the same webhook event.