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Mynth API

Welcome to the Mynth API documentation. Mynth Is a platform connecting blockchains and creating highways that enable seamless asset transfers. Our goal is to empower developers to build amazing web3 applications using Mynth. We offer APIs that facilitate effortlessly swapping any token to any token, on any network.

This documentation provides an overview of the available endpoints.

Fee Sharing

A goal of Mynth is to allow anybody to build apps on web3 easily. To encourage even more development, developers can earn a share of protocol revenue generated. Reach out to us on Discord to get started.

To earn revenue, you’ll need a service provider ID. This is a string that you’ll pass to endpoints that charge users fees to use. As a developer, you can define the fee to any value you’d like above a minimum value. Mynth charges a base fee for each action. Any difference between Mynth’s fee and the fee your user pays is the profit you get to keep.

At the end of each month, collected fees are tallied and distributed. Fees are paid out in MNT. If the fee was generated in a different token (e.g. USDC), then the amount of MNT received will be based on the market price at the time of distribution.

Mainnet server

Client Libraries
Curl Shell

Accounts

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Mynth accounts are deprecated. Users can claim any owed rewards. New rewards cannot be earned.

Accounts Operations

/api/accounts/claim

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Submit a request to claim rewards from a user’s account. If successful, this will return the transaction CBOR for the user to sign.

Body
application/json
  • address
    Type:string
    required

    A Cardano address in bech32 format, including a staking credential

Responses
  • application/json
  • application/json
  • application/json
  • application/json
  • application/json
Request Example forPOST/api/accounts/claim
curl https://www.mynth.ai/api/accounts/claim \
  --request POST \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --data '{
  "address": "addr1q9t455u28hh3fhjwjvkatfjw69p00tk4uqwx4sw8cp3h4pzr6wcfkkgwj9h82g9wsg5zv5gplvgcgawlucetsd4u45qqpv457k"
}'

{
  "code": 200,
  "contents": {
    "id": "68f5524431665cd88e1f0b12257e2f81ced3d01dc87f0c526a84d3e43de42d03",
    "tx": "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"
  }
}

Transaction was successfully built and is ready for the user to sign and submit. This response includes CBOR representing the built transaction.

Addresses (Collapsed)

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Mynth helps facilitate parties to execute intents. Using this API, users can encode an intent and derive a unique blockchain address representing that intent. Funds sent to the generated address will then follow the rules defined by the intent.

Addresses Operations

Events (Collapsed)

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Mynth offers developers the subscribe to Mynth-related events. For example, a developer can subscribe to status updates of a user’s swap. An event is triggered whenever a change is detected, such as status update or transfer of assets.

Events Operations

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