Bitcoin Cash API
Bitcoin Cash is another altcoin created by a hard fork from the Bitcoin core. It has a larger block size limit of up to 8 MB and does not include SegWit (Segregated Witness).
Access to full transaction data on all transactions & addresses
Retrieve blockchain data, balances, and transactions
Detailed blockchain history and transaction data for any address.
Full smart contracts metadata, including token symbols & token names
Access to full transaction data on all transactions & addresses
Get live crypto prices, exchange rates, supply and token contracts across protocols via one REST API.
Real-time notifications for events on top blockchains. Response under 100ms.
AML address screening across 35+ networks
Sync and manage HD wallets, keys and addresses
Local signing for EVM, UTXO, Tron, XRP, Kaspa and Solana
Precise blockchain transaction fee estimates based on transaction priority
Broadcast and verify transactions with real-time monitoring
Prepare EVM transactions, including token transfers
Test EVM transactions, optimize gas fees and identify security flaws
Pay for HTTP APIs, or charge for your own, in USDC stablecoin over the open x402 protocol — non-custodial, on-chain settlement.
MCP servers, CLI and skills for AI agents
Dedicated nodes infrastructure for leading blockchains using JSON-RPC
Address validation, encoding & cryptographic tasks optimizations
Shared node infrastructure for top blockchains using JSON-RPC.
Bitcoin Cash is another altcoin created by a hard fork from the Bitcoin core. It has a larger block size limit of up to 8 MB and does not include SegWit (Segregated Witness).
Access Bitcoin Cash blockchain data through one unified REST API: transaction and address data, balances, block data, and real-time webhooks for on-chain events — with no Bitcoin Cash node to run and maintain. Start free and scale as you grow.
Read Bitcoin Cash transactions, addresses, balances, UTXOs, and block data through one REST API.
Subscribe to on-chain events — incoming and outgoing transactions, confirmations, and mined blocks.
Skip the infrastructure — managed, always-synced access with no node to operate or maintain.
Building a full wallet? Explore HD Wallets.
Need prices too? See the crypto price API, or run your own Bitcoin Cash RPC nodes.
Since Bitcoin Cash forked from Bitcoin core, the two don’t have that many differences between them. Bitcoin Cash uses slightly different technology than SegWit, called SecureSigs, and has a significantly lower price per coin than the original Bitcoin.
Bitcoin Cash settles on Bitcoin Cash. Because there is no account balance to read, spending means selecting unspent outputs and handling change. Crypto APIs does that selection for you in prepare-transactions, so you sign one prepared transaction rather than assembling inputs yourself.
It is a UTXO chain — balances are the sum of unspent outputs, not a single account figure.
Yes — the same endpoints serve Bitcoin Cash's testnet testnet, so you can build and verify an integration end to end before you touch mainnet.
Use Address Latest for current state and recent activity — it needs no setup and answers for roughly the last 14 days. For a full history, Address History requires the address to be synced first, which then bills per address per day for as long as it stays synced.
It depends on the endpoint family rather than on Bitcoin Cash itself: single-record calls are charged per request, while list endpoints are charged per page returned, and a synced address adds a daily monitoring charge. The pricing calculator has the current per-chain figures.