What is a VeChain node?

A VeChain Node is a computer server that participates in the VeChain blockchain network, storing a copy of the blockchain and maintaining its integrity by validating and relaying transactions. It helps secure the network and enables users to interact with the VeChain blockchain.

How to run a VeChain node?

To run a VeChain node, you need to download and install the VeChainThor software on a compatible computer or server. Once installed, you can configure the node settings, connect it to the VeChain network, and start syncing the blockchain data. Running a node requires technical knowledge and resources like computing power and storage.

What is a VeChain full node?

A VeChain full node is a type of VeChain node that stores a complete copy of the VeChain blockchain and participates in the network consensus mechanism. It verifies transactions, executes smart contracts, and maintains a copy of the entire blockchain history. Full nodes contribute to the decentralization and security of the VeChain network.

VeChain RPC (Remote Procedure Call) is a protocol that allows communication between applications and the VeChain blockchain. It provides a set of APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) that developers can use to interact with the VeChain network programmatically. The VeChain RPC enables tasks such as retrieving blockchain data, submitting transactions, and executing smart contracts.

How does the VeChain API work?

The VeChain API allows developers to integrate VeChain's blockchain capabilities into their applications. It provides a set of functions and endpoints that developers can use to interact with the VeChain network and access blockchain data. By utilizing the VeChain API, developers can build applications that leverage VeChain's features, such as asset transfers, data storage, and smart contract execution.

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VeChain (VET) RPC Nodes APIsConnect your Web3 app to VET blockchain

Name: VeChain RPC Node
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VeChain

VET

Your dedicated endpoint

https://go.getblock.io/your-access-token

Access level

dedicated

Networks

Mainnet

APIs & Addons

REST

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Here you can create a VeChain API endpoint for your project. With GetBlock you don’t need to know how to run VET nodes, as they are already available for mainnet and testnets.

VeChain RPC method sample

Mainnet height0

Request

curl --location --request POST https://go.getblock.io/<ACCESS-TOKEN>--header 'Content-Type: application/json'--data-raw '{"jsonrpc": "2.0","method": "eth_blockNumber","params": [],"id": "getblock.io"}'

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STEP TWO
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STEP THREE
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130+ supported chains

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VeChain Nodes FAQ

What is a VeChain node?
A VeChain Node is a computer server that participates in the VeChain blockchain network, storing a copy of the blockchain and maintaining its integrity by validating and relaying transactions. It helps secure the network and enables users to interact with the VeChain blockchain.
How to run a VeChain node?
To run a VeChain node, you need to download and install the VeChainThor software on a compatible computer or server. Once installed, you can configure the node settings, connect it to the VeChain network, and start syncing the blockchain data. Running a node requires technical knowledge and resources like computing power and storage.
What is a VeChain full node?
A VeChain full node is a type of VeChain node that stores a complete copy of the VeChain blockchain and participates in the network consensus mechanism. It verifies transactions, executes smart contracts, and maintains a copy of the entire blockchain history. Full nodes contribute to the decentralization and security of the VeChain network.
What is VeChain RPC?
VeChain RPC (Remote Procedure Call) is a protocol that allows communication between applications and the VeChain blockchain. It provides a set of APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) that developers can use to interact with the VeChain network programmatically. The VeChain RPC enables tasks such as retrieving blockchain data, submitting transactions, and executing smart contracts.
How does the VeChain API work?
The VeChain API allows developers to integrate VeChain's blockchain capabilities into their applications. It provides a set of functions and endpoints that developers can use to interact with the VeChain network and access blockchain data. By utilizing the VeChain API, developers can build applications that leverage VeChain's features, such as asset transfers, data storage, and smart contract execution.

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