FAQ and Troubleshooting

How do I get started with your Litecoin as a Service (LiaaS) API?

• Getting started is simple. Sign up on pteri.org, create an account, and generate your API key. You can then use this key to authenticate your requests to our API. Detailed documentation is available to guide you through the integration process.

How do I generate a Litecoin address using your API?

• You can generate a Litecoin address by making a POST request to the /api/Address/createAddress endpoint of our API. The request must include your API key for authentication and Usev2, which can be true or yes. The response will contain the newly generated Litecoin address and its private key.

How do I check the balance of a Litecoin address?

• To check the balance of a Litecoin address, make a GET request to the /api/Litecoin/AddressBalance endpoint with the address as a parameter. The response will include the current balance of the specified address.

How do I check the balance of a Litecoin wallet?

• To check the balance of a Litecoin wallet, make a GET request to the /api/Wallet/get-wallet-balance endpoint with the wallet as a header parameter. The response will include the current balance of the specified wallet.

Can I integrate LiaaS API with my existing software?

• Absolutely! Our API is designed to be easily integrated with existing software. We provide detailed documentation and example code to help you get started quickly.

What programming languages are supported?

• Our API can be accessed using any programming language that can make HTTP requests, such as Python, JavaScript, Java, Ruby, and many others. We also provide SDKs and libraries for JavaScript developers to simplify integration.

Why do I need to reload wallets after restarting node?

• When you restart your Blockchain node, the wallet is not loaded automatically for security and resource management reasons. To load your wallet after restarting your node, you need to use the /api/Wallet/load-wallet endpoint, specifying the wallet name as the 'filename' value.

Does the API support multi-signature transactions?

• Yes, the multi-signature process necessitates the signing of a signature by multiple addresses from distinct wallets using their respective private keys. The signature can be used to verify the transaction before broadcasting it on the blockchain.

How do I identify collection from token?

• Upon receiving a response from the wallet token endpoint, you can differentiate collections by adding a -col suffix to the name, whereas tokens do not require any suffix.

How do I handle errors returned by the API?