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The backend is deployed in APIARY Services. A dedicated endpoint and token, resale permission, an approved provider plan and pricing, the private server connection and live tests are still required. Calls and payments are disabled.
Infrastructure · Ethereum reads
Quicknode
Native ETH balances, latest block number and transaction receipt summaries on Ethereum mainnet. Read-only: this service cannot sign, transfer or swap funds.
Integration operated by APIary using Quicknode. No partnership or endorsement is implied.
- Retail pricing
- Pending commercial agreement and cost approval
- Provider billing
- Subscription with API credits and possible overage
- Data network
- Ethereum mainnet · chain ID 1
- Per call
- Network check + one read · at most 2 provider RPCs
Prepared endpoints · available after activation
Read-only requests
GET /api/gateway/svc_quicknode/balance?address=0x...
GET /api/gateway/svc_quicknode/block-number
GET /api/gateway/svc_quicknode/receipt?hash=0x...Balance is native ETH at the latest block, not ERC-20 holdings. RPC quantities are hex strings; balance is in wei. Receipt summaries omit logs. Pending or unknown receipts return an unavailable result without customer settlement. Reading a reverted transaction's receipt is still a successful data lookup. Latest data can change after a chain reorganization.
Subscription is not resale permission
Quicknode's standard terms restrict reselling its services. Before offering paid access to multiple customers, APIary needs a written reseller or other appropriate commercial agreement. Buying a standard plan does not automatically grant that permission.
The current free trial lasts one month with 10 million API credits. Build lists 80 million credits at $49/month on monthly billing; lower advertised monthly equivalents may require annual payment. Use a trial only for evaluation, then choose the production plan after commercial approval. No subscription has been purchased. Accountless wallet-funded access is a separate option, not implemented by this wrapper.
Before activation
- Confirm written permission for APIary's paid multi-customer RPC service.
- Create a dedicated Ethereum mainnet endpoint; store its hostname and token privately in APIARY Services.
- Approve provider billing, credit limits and retail pricing, including both RPC requests per call.
- Configure the private server connection and test all three operations, wrong-network rejection and payment failures before activation.
Provider details checked September 11, 2026. Ethereum is the data network; APIary payments still use aUSD test tokens on Robinhood Chain testnet, not real-dollar receipts. Provider subscriptions cost real money.
Planned payout recipient
0xa238daef3e34b2460e4e3286c9de03086c6dece8
Same operator wallet as Husher. No payments are accepted on this preview.