Exchange Integration Guide

Detecting deposits from different users

There are two main approaches:

Development set-up for developing an integration

The recommended development set-up is to either:

Exchange Integration Guide

The following guide will take you through recommendations for how to integrate with the Radix ledger.

Infrastructure set-up

Assuming that the Core API satisfies your integration requirements, then we’d recommend running:

Integration: LTS Core API

The Core API specification is linked to here(https://radix-babylon-core-api.redoc.ly/).

Integration: LTS Toolkit

The Radix Engine Toolkit (RET)(../../radix-engine-toolkit/README.md) is available for a number of different languages: TypeScript, Python, Swift, C#, Kotlin (JVM) and Rust. It is a library for build

Worked example 1: Transfer transaction submission flow

Then, use the Toolkit for exchanges to build the transaction:

Worked example 2: Tracking deposits to any account

By using the /core/lts/stream/transaction-outcomes you can ingest the transaction stream from the Babylon ledger.

Worked example 3: Tracking deposits to specific account

As mentioned in the Transaction Results section, there is no such thing as a user “transaction type” such as a “transfer” - all transactions make use of a transaction manifest, and could do anythi

Worked example 4: Node status and monitoring

You can use the following endpoints to monitor status: