Welcome
Getting Started
Setup Node.js
Send first transaction
How-to Guides
Setup Test Chain
Create Account
Query Accounts
Send Transactions
Query Transactions
Create Token
Transfer Token
Create NFT
Update NFT
Transfer NFT
Query NFT
Create NFT Factory
Acquire from NFT Factory
Mint from NFT Factory
Reference Guides
Working with Crypto
Working with Numbers
Working with Wallets
Working with DIDs
Working with Transactions
Working with Tokens
Working with NFTs
Work with Verifiable Credentials
Working with Stakes
Working with Delegations
State Types
Transaction Types
Conceptual Guides
Understanding DIDs
Understanding Wallets and Accounts
Understanding Transactions
Understanding Tokens
Understanding NFTs
Understanding Verifiable Credentials
ToolKit
Chain Explorer
File Chain Manager
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DID? DID is a unique identity address calculated from a set of credentials, and we extend DID as unique identifiers for everything in ArcBlock
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What is Wallet? A wallet usually has a secret key (SK), a public key (PK), and an address ( DID). A wallet can be used to sign a transaction or other
A transaction must be encoded and signed by the sender's wallet, once sent to the chain, it's decoded and verified, and then executed and appended to
What is token? A typical blockchain supports at least 1 cryptocurrency natively, cryptocurrencies on the ArcBlock chain are called tokens, a token is
We use the term NFT and Asset interchangeably throughout this documentation because they mean the same thing on the ArcBlock chain. What is NFT? NFTs
Learn the basic concept, mental model, use cases and benefits of verified credentials, understand it's difference between NFTs What are Verifiable Cre