Send Bitcoin to addresses with Ethereum -KNOTE -API **
The Ethereum network offers a healthy platform for various decentralized applications (DAPPS) to interact with each other. One of the main components of this ecosystem is the ability to send and receive bitcoins to addresses. In this article we will look at how this can be achieved with the official Ethereum -Pi node.
Requirements
Make sure before the start:
- You have a fundamental understanding of Ethereum blockchain and its nodes.
- You set a bitcoin knot on your computer (also known as Ethereum nodes or RPC servers).
3 .. You are familiar with the command line “Curl” to create API requests.
Use API Call from Sendfrom
With the API call from “Sendfrom”, Bitcoins is sent from one address to another across the Ethereum network. Here are step -by -step instructions:
- Make sure you have a valid bitcoin address : Before you try to send bitcoins, make sure you work with an existing bitcoin address.
- Get your Bitcoin Address : You can get a new bitcoin address by following the following steps:
* Download the Electrum Wallet software from [https: // www ealfum.org/download/ female (https: // www Electrum.org/download/).
* Start the bag for electrical letters and create a new wallet or import existing.
* Go to the Balance tab and click “Call a New Address”.
- Select
SendfromApi Call: Use the following endpoint:
`Bash
Curl -x Post \
http: // Localhost: 8545/API/TX/Sendfrom \
-H 'intalt type: app/json' \
-
-H 'XRPC version: 1.3'
Replace “Your Biobbcoinaddress” with your valid bitcoin address and “recipient Bitcoinaddress” with the Bitcoin Address of the receiver.
Here’s a breakdown of API call:
From account ': The address you want to send bitcoins from.
- Tobitcoinaddress
: Bitcoin's address of the recipient.
- Sum
: the number of bitcoins (in this case 10).
- XRPC version: 1.3
: shows the RPC version for this request.
Example uses
Suppose you have a new Bitcoin address,1gnwpyf8axk9ypqkzeo2rbjt7qCz6ufand you would like to send 10 bitcoins to your existing address, 0x5d4b3eaadcfb9f1rn5hjyq6jv8’v8′. You can use the following API call:
`Bash
Curl -x Post \
http: // Localhost: 8545/API/TX/Sendfrom \
-H 'intalt type: app/json' \
-d '{"Fromaccount": "1gnwpyf8axk9ypqkzeo2rbjt7qcz6uf", "Tubitcoinaddress": "0x5d4b3eaadcf9f1ap1rn5hjyq6jv8", "Quantity"
-H 'XRPC version: 1.3'
Tips and Variations
- To send a fixed amount of bitcoins, simply replace the “quantity” field in the API call of the desired value.
- You can also use the “TXID” parameter to access the transaction transaction identification number.
- For more complicated transactions, you may need to use other API calls, e.g.
Remember to always follow the best practices for safe communication and validation of data when working with API.
