Here is a list of 10 and 11 Blockchain API providers For developers like yourself. I noticed that both lists contain roughly the same names. Have a look at these:
https://bitcoinexchangeguide.com/11-top-blockchain-api-developers-projects/
https://applikeysolutions.com/blog/10-best-blockchain-api-providers-for-developers
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Blockchain.com offers a wide range of APIs that covers most of the basic use cases:
https://www.blockchain.com/api
You could also look into Electrum's API:
http://docs.electrum.org/en/latest/protocol.html
In this case you'd still need to install Electrum on one of your servers and secure the wallet yourself, but you wouldn't need to run a full node.
I think for the more funky stuff you'll probably have to look into Electrum's API rather than Blockchain's though.
https://www.blockchain.com/api
You could also look into Electrum's API:
http://docs.electrum.org/en/latest/protocol.html
In this case you'd still need to install Electrum on one of your servers and secure the wallet yourself, but you wouldn't need to run a full node.
I think for the more funky stuff you'll probably have to look into Electrum's API rather than Blockchain's though.
Hello guys,
I'm pretty new here and I would like to develop my crazy ideas especially financial apps and Dapps.
I don't want to mess up with node maintenance, developing wallet or manage other people keys.
I just want to develop cool apps on top of those "bricks".
Do you guys familiar with companies who deliver those "bricks" for developers like me?
providing API / SDK?
I will be more than happy to explore them.
Thank you, guys!
I'm pretty new here and I would like to develop my crazy ideas especially financial apps and Dapps.
I don't want to mess up with node maintenance, developing wallet or manage other people keys.
I just want to develop cool apps on top of those "bricks".
Do you guys familiar with companies who deliver those "bricks" for developers like me?
providing API / SDK?
I will be more than happy to explore them.
Thank you, guys!
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