About Read smart contract
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Similar to the HTTP API node, the Read Smart Contract node is a DIY node that provides direct access to any smart contract.
It allows you to read data directly from the blockchain by calling the smart contract’s read functions.
NOTE: Using this node requires a basic understanding of smart contracts and coding concepts.
It allows you to read data directly from the blockchain by calling the smart contract’s read functions.
NOTE: Using this node requires a basic understanding of smart contracts and coding concepts.
Free 10k credits/mo
Read smart contract node
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This node is build and supported by Decimal
Settings
This is a powerful DIY node that allows you to interact with any smart contract and execute any supported read function.
Contract address
Enter the smart contract address you want to interact with.
NOTE: The chain data used for this interaction is determined by the nearest preceding Chain node.
NOTE: The chain data used for this interaction is determined by the nearest preceding Chain node.
ABI
This field accepts a JSON value, which can be entered manually or fetched directly from the blockchain, provided the smart contract ABI is available and approved.
Function
Based on the provided smart contract and ABI, this dropdown displays all available read functions supported by the contract.
Select the function you want to execute within this node.
Select the function you want to execute within this node.
Parameters
Here you can enter (if-any) additional parameters to run the smart contract function.
The returned data output is stored in a defined variable for later use within the workflow.
The returned data output is stored in a defined variable for later use within the workflow.
FAQ about Read smart contract
1. Who can I transfer funds to?
You can define as many transfer nodes as you wish - to transfer to one or many accounts.
These accounts can be to individual wallets or smart contract addresses, per your requirements.
These accounts can be to individual wallets or smart contract addresses, per your requirements.
2. Can I run multiple transfer nodes in parallel?
You can configure as many transfer nodes as you need, individually configuring each to run either in sequence or parallel, per your need.
You may also configure a single workflow to do multiple fund transfers across many chains at once as well.
You may also configure a single workflow to do multiple fund transfers across many chains at once as well.
3. What is the pre-requisite to run this node?
Like all Web3 nodes, this node must be preceded by a Chain connect node, which defines the specific blockchain where the fund transfer will be executed.
4. Do I need to have gas to run this node?
Yes, the sub-wallet should have sufficient native gas balance to run this Web3 node; otherwise the node execution will fail with an error.