Fuse.io RPC Nodes APIsConnect your Web3 app to Fuse.io blockchain

What is a FUSE node?

A FUSE Node is a software/hardware component that allows the computer to interact with its peers while validating its transactions and adding new blocks to the chain. The ecosystem of nodes guarantees the security and attack-resistance of the block addition processes.

How to run a FUSE node?

To run a node in this blockchain, you need to install the software client on your computer (server) and then synchronize with other computers (peers). Once the process of synchronization is completed, the node can contribute to validating transactions and obtain staking rewards. Also, running your own node might be required for deploying cryptocurrency applications.

What is a FUSE full node?

In this EVM-compatible network, full node refers to a computer that stores the full transactional history of recent blockchain epochs. Full nodes are required for decentralized applications that need to retrieve data about the events that happened in the network in the past. For instance, full nodes store the information about balances, blocks, hashes, validators, and other entities within the blockchain.

What is FUSE RPC?

In blockchain development, RPC stands for Remote Procedure Call. It is a mechanism that allows the blockchain nodes to communicate with external processes or services. It enables various types of network users to make remote procedure calls and exchange data with other components over a network or inter-process communication. Using RPC nodes eliminates the need to run self-hosted nodes for the majority of decentralized applications’ teams.

How does FUSE API work?

The blockchain API provides a set of functions and data structures that developers use to leverage the blockchain. The API then allows the user space application to handle these operations, enabling the implementation of custom file system behaviors.