How to access Your Blockdaemon Ethereum (Geth) Credentials

Once you have purchased your Blockdaemon Ethereum (Geth) infrastructure, you can access your credentials:

1. Log into the Blockdaemon app.
2. In the Blockchain Access menu, click Nodes.
3. Click the Ethereum node.
4. Click the Connect tab.

In the Connection Information area, you’ll find the following:

• Your Endpoint URL
• Your Auth Token

How to Connect to Ethereum (Geth) via cURL

Here’s how you add your access credentials to a cURL request:

curl -X POST 'YOUR_ENDPOINT_URL' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H 'X-Auth-Token: YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN' -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"YOUR_RPC_METHOD","params":YOUR_PARAMS,"id":1}'

• Replace YOUR_ENDPOINT_URL with the Endpoint URL found in the Blockdaemon app.
• Replace YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN with the Auth Token found in the Blockdaemon app.
• Replace YOUR_RPC_METHOD with your chosen RPC method.
• Replace YOUR_PARAMS with the necessary params for your RPC.

How to Connect to Ethereum (Geth) via GraphQL

Here’s how you add your access credentials to a GraphQL cURL request:

curl -X POST '{YOUR_ENDPOINT_URL/graphql' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H 'X-Auth-Token: YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN' --data-raw '{"query":"YOUR_QUERY"}'

• Replace YOUR_ENDPOINT_URL with the Endpoint URL found in the Blockdaemon app.
• Replace YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN with the Auth Token found in the Blockdaemon app.
• Replace YOUR_QUERY with your chosen query.

How to Connect to Ethereum (Geth) via WebSocket

Here’s how you add your access credentials to a wscat request:

wscat -H "X-Auth-Token: YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN" -c YOUR_ENDPOINT_URL/websocket

• Replace YOUR_AUTH_TOKEN with the Auth Token found in the Blockdaemon app.
• Replace YOUR_ENDPOINT_URL with the Endpoint URL found in the Blockdaemon app.