Adamik Documentation

Overview

The Meria API is a robust and scalable blockchain integration layer that simplifies interactions with multiple blockchain networks. While staking is a core feature, Meria API is not just a staking API—it provides essential blockchain primitives such as balance retrieval, transaction management, and historical data access. These fundamental building blocks enable developers to build the base layer they need to support staking features on top. Each component of the API can be used as a self-serve option, depending on your tech stack and architectural decisions. This modular approach allows developers to choose the functionalities they need without unnecessary complexity.

Core Components

1. Wallet Feature and Basic Transaction Management

Meria API provides a robust mechanism for fetching account balances and managing transactions across blockchains, ensuring a seamless user experience.

Feature	Description	Endpoint
Real-Time Balance Queries	Retrieve wallet balances, including native balances, token balances, and staking balances	GET `/api/{chainId}/account/{accountId}/state`
Transaction Creation	Build and encode transactions for signing	POST `/api/{chainId}/transaction/encode`
Transaction Broadcasting	Broadcast signed transactions to the blockchain	POST `/api/{chainId}/transaction/broadcast/raw`
Transaction Status Tracking	Monitor transaction states in real-time across multiple blockchain networks	GET `/api/{chainId}/transaction/{transactionId}`
Validator Discovery	Retrieve a list of eligible validators across supported PoS networks	GET `/api/{chainId}/validators`
Chain Information	Get detailed information about supported blockchain networks	GET `/api/chains/{chainId}`

2. Staking Module

The staking module enables delegation, rewards tracking, and unstaking, allowing applications to integrate staking functionalities effortlessly.

Feature	Description	Endpoint
Validator Discovery	Retrieve a list of eligible validators across supported PoS networks	GET `/api/{chainId}/validators`
Delegation & Undelegation	Stake or unstake assets in a single API request, streamlining the staking process	POST `/api/{chainId}/transaction/encode` Modes: • delegate • undelegate
Claim Rewards	Automatically claim staking rewards, reducing complexity for users and applications	POST `/api/{chainId}/transaction/encode` Mode: claimRewards
Multi-Chain Staking Support	Interact with over 40 PoS blockchains through a unified staking interface	GET `/api/chains/{chainId}`

3. Historical Data & Analytics

The ability to track past transactions and staking activities is essential for transparency and auditability. The Historical Data Module provides structured access to past blockchain interactions.

Feature	Description	Endpoint
Transaction History Retrieval	Access detailed transaction logs without querying blockchain nodes directly	GET `/api/{chainId}/account/{accountId}/transactions`
Reward Monitoring	Coming soon	-

Conclusion

The Meria API is more than just a staking API—it is a comprehensive blockchain interaction framework that provides the fundamental building blocks for:

Staking operations
Transaction management
Data retrieval

By abstracting chain-specific complexities, it enables developers to focus on building high-quality staking applications without getting bogged down by blockchain intricacies. With its scalable architecture, unified API interface, and advanced security measures, Meria API empowers applications to seamlessly integrate staking and blockchain functionalities while ensuring:

Efficiency
Reliability
Future-proof compatibility

Introduction

API Overview

Meria API Architecture

Overview

Core Components

1. Wallet Feature and Basic Transaction Management

2. Staking Module

3. Historical Data & Analytics

Conclusion

​Overview

​Core Components

​1. Wallet Feature and Basic Transaction Management

​2. Staking Module

​3. Historical Data & Analytics

​Conclusion

Overview

Core Components

1. Wallet Feature and Basic Transaction Management

2. Staking Module

3. Historical Data & Analytics

Conclusion