Guides

Create a new Bitxor account to start sending and receiving transactions.

Get the public key and balance of an account.

Get the complete list of transactions involving an account.

Check the number of asset units you have sent to an account.

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Learn how to add and remove account restrictions.

Get the list of account’s restrictions.

Send transactions to different accounts at the same time, using aggregate transactions.

Learn about aggregate bonded transactions creating an escrow contract.

Create a bot to cosign automatically transactions that require your account’s signature.

Cosign aggregate transactions pending to be signed.

This guide will show you how to add cosignatures to an aggregate complete transaction without using the partial cache.

Get the block information given a height.

Get notified when a new block is included.

Different values regarding the total supply of bitxor are available in real-time, through REST endpoints on any Bitxor API node. Click on each endpoint below for an example.

Trade tokens between different blockchains without using an intermediary party in the process.

There is a large number of node-related settings that can be customized in Bitxor.

Share your account’s importance securely with a node and get rewarded.

Share your account’s importance securely with a node and get rewarded.

Harvest new blocks through a proxy account for added security.

Add custom data to an account.

Add custom data to a token.

Add custom data to a namespace.

Get the list of metadata entries attached to an account.

Get the list of metadata entries attached to an token.

Get the list of metadata entries attached to an namespace.

Update any existent metadata entry.

Handy snippet to announce a transaction and wait until this is confirmed.

This guide will show you how to setup a joint account.

This guide will show you how to remove a cosignatory from a multisig account.

This guide will show you how to increase and decrease the minimum number of signatures needed to execute a multisig transaction.

This guide will show you how to add a new cosignatory to a multisig account.

This guide will show you how to connect multiple multisig accounts to achieve advanced on-chain authorization logic.

This guide will show you how to issue transactions from a multisig account.

Create a unique name to identify your assets.

Once you have a registered root namespace, you can create up to 3 levels of subnamespaces to organize your assets.

Alias an address with a namespace so that others can reference the account in a more friendly way when issuing transactions.

Alias an token with a namespace so that others can reference it in a more friendly way when issuing transactions.

Get the ownership and duration for a given namespace identifier.

This guide shows you how to extend the rental period of a namespace.

This guide will walk you through the process of setting up your own private network using Bitxor.

This guide walks you through the process of setting up a node to join Bitxor’s public network.

There is a large number of node-related settings that can be customized in Bitxor.

There is a large number of network-related settings that can be customized in Bitxor.

Learn how to access your API node’s MongoDB instance.

How to use this handy node deployment tool.

This guide walks you through the process of setting up a node to join Bitxor public network.

How to run a Bitxor node with added security.

How to relinquish control of a node’s main account to an external account, so that the external account’s private key is never required in the node setup process.

How to keep your Bitxor node up and running healthily.

Get the resolution for a given alias and transaction using receipts.

Tokenize an asset using tokens.

If a token was created with the “Supply Mutable” property, you can make more tokens or reduce the total supply.

Get the ownership, divisibility, duration, and flags for a given token identifier.

Limit how accounts can transact with Token Restrictions.

Allow another account to add restrictions to your tokens.

Get the list of token global restrictions.

Get the list of token address restrictions.

Define, sign, and announce a transfer transaction.

Send an encrypted message that only can be read by the recipient account.