Raiden Network
  • What is Raiden?
  • Installation
    • Quick Start
      • Get MetaMask
      • Get an Infura ID
      • Download and run the Raiden Wizard
      • Handle Limitations
    • Starting Raiden Manually
  • Using Raiden on Mainnet
    • Overview
    • Get Whitelisted Tokens
    • Deposit Tokens to the UDC
    • Open a Channel
    • Make a Payment
    • Deposit Tokens
    • View Channel Status
    • Mediation Fees
  • The Raiden Web Interface
    • Overview
    • Navigate the WebUI
    • Join a Token Network
    • Make a Payment
    • Add More Tokens
    • Settle Payments and Close Channels
  • Using Raiden on testnet
    • Quick Start on Görli Testnet
    • Use Custom Token
      • Get Goerli Testnet ETH (GÖETH)
      • Import Custom Token
      • Compile Imported Token Code
      • Deploy Custom Token
  • Raiden API
    • Introduction
    • Resources
      • Address
      • Version
      • Settings
      • Contracts Information
      • Tokens
      • Channels
      • Payments
      • Connections
      • Pending Transfers
      • Shutdown
      • Testing
    • API Tutorial
      • Create a Token Network
      • Open a Channel
      • Deposit Tokens
      • Make a Payment
      • Withdraw Tokens
      • Settle Payments and Close Channels
  • Other
    • Safe Usage
    • Known Issues
    • Glossary
    • v1.0 Documentation
    • Trademark Attributions
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  1. Raiden API

Introduction

The Raiden API is organized around REST and has resource-oriented URL endpoints that accept and return JSON-encoded responses. The Raiden API uses standard HTTP response codes and verbs.

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Get started with the Raiden API

The Raiden RESTful API endpoints correspond to the interactions allowed by a Raiden node. The URL path always contains the API version as an integer. All endpoints start with /api/<version>/.

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