How to View All Your APIs in KS Query
KS Query provides access to real-time and historical blockchain data through organized API categories. This guide shows you how to view all available APIs, explore their parameters, and usage.
Step 1: Access KS Query from the Kalp Studio Dashboard
On the Dashboard, scroll down to the Our Products section.
Find the KS Query module and click the Explore button.

Step 2: View Usage Summary on the KS Query Dashboard
After clicking Explore, you’ll land on the Dashboard for KS Query. This page shows a high-level overview of your subscription and usage.
At the top, you’ll see:
API Requests: Total requests allowed vs. consumed
Subscription Plan: Your current tier and renewal info
Below this, view a graphical representation of your API hit trends.

Step 3: Navigate to the "All APIs" Section
Click All APIs from the left sidebar of the KS Query interface.
This section is organized into four categories:
Smart Contracts
Blocks
Transactions
Network List
The card on the top left of the screen highlights the total API Hits
On the top-right corner, ensure your desired Blockchain and Network are selected.

Step 4: Explore Each API Category
Click through each tab to view APIs under that category. You’ll see details like method type (GET/POST), description, endpoint URL, and actions.
Smart Contracts: APIs related to querying or interacting with contracts

Blocks: APIs for retrieving block-level data

Transactions: APIs for fetching transaction history and metadata
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Network List: APIs for listing supported networks and metadata

Step 5: Check API Route Details
To inspect specific API parameters and configuration:
Click the Check Params button in the Action column for any API.

A Route Detail dialog will open with 3 tabs:
Params: Lists required header and query parameters

Blockchain & Network: Shows the blockchain context for this API

API Auth Key: Displays your existing API keys

The All APIs section in KS Query offers a structured and developer-friendly view of available blockchain APIs. Whether you're exploring smart contracts or pulling network metadata, the Route Detail view makes it easy to understand parameters, networks, and access requirements.
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