HTTP
Block nodes accept HTTP requests using the JSON-RPC 2.0 specification.
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Block nodes accept HTTP requests using the JSON-RPC 2.0 specification.
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Saturnx supports all stable Solana Http.
You can use these with your saturnx URL:
Mainnet –
This section outlines the status codes returned by the API and the standard response format used across all endpoints.
The following table lists the possible status codes returned by the API, along with their meanings:
200
SUCCESS
The operation was completed successfully.
405
VALIDATE_FAILED
The provided API key is unauthorized or invalid.
409
FAILED_INSUFFICIENT
The call failed due to insufficient balance or resources.
500
FAILED
An internal server error occurred, preventing the operation from completing.
All API responses adhere to the following JSON structure:
code: An integer representing the status of the request (see the status codes list above).
message: A human-readable string describing the result of the operation (e.g., success or error details).
data: An object containing the response data. This field will be populated with relevant data when the request is successful (e.g., a list of transactions for SUCCESS), or it will be null or an empty object {}