What is a Factom node?

A Factom Node is a computer server that participates in the Factom blockchain network, responsible for storing and validating data and transactions on the network.

How to run a Factom node?

To run a Factom node, you need to download and install the Factom software, set up a server or a computer with the necessary system requirements, configure the node settings, and connect it to the Factom network.

What is a Factom (FCT) full node?

A Factom (FCT) full node is a complete copy of the Factom blockchain, containing all the historical data and transactions. It allows users to independently verify and validate the entire blockchain's history.

What is Factom (FCT) RPC?

The Factom (FCT) RPC (Remote Procedure Call) is a protocol that allows communication between a client and a Factom node. It enables users to send commands and retrieve information from the Factom network programmatically.

How does Factom API work?

Factom API provides a set of functions and endpoints that developers can use to interact with the Factom blockchain. It allows users to perform various operations, such as submitting transactions, querying data, and accessing blockchain information, using standardized HTTP requests.

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Factom Nodes FAQ

What is a Factom node?
A Factom Node is a computer server that participates in the Factom blockchain network, responsible for storing and validating data and transactions on the network.
How to run a Factom node?
To run a Factom node, you need to download and install the Factom software, set up a server or a computer with the necessary system requirements, configure the node settings, and connect it to the Factom network.
What is a Factom (FCT) full node?
A Factom (FCT) full node is a complete copy of the Factom blockchain, containing all the historical data and transactions. It allows users to independently verify and validate the entire blockchain's history.
What is Factom (FCT) RPC?
The Factom (FCT) RPC (Remote Procedure Call) is a protocol that allows communication between a client and a Factom node. It enables users to send commands and retrieve information from the Factom network programmatically.
How does Factom API work?
Factom API provides a set of functions and endpoints that developers can use to interact with the Factom blockchain. It allows users to perform various operations, such as submitting transactions, querying data, and accessing blockchain information, using standardized HTTP requests.

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