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Leaderboard generation from on-chain data for specific apps and time ranges

Leaderboards

Use our SDK and APIs to quickly build applications with **micro-transactions**, **missions**, **rewards**, and **community competition**.

Welcome

There's a better way to revenue than advertising. The ability to charge fractions of a cent and tokenise your services will set you free.

The Open Source Business Model

Understand why OPENFORMAT has chosen to utilise blockchain technology.

Why Blockchain?

Who's it for?

Create your first OPENFORMAT App to starting rewarding your users with XP, Tokens and Badges.

Create Application

Get an API key to authenticate your user in our API.

Get an API key

Learn how to trigger your first reward with OPENFORMAT

Trigger your first Reward

Overview

Create rewards transaction using our endpoints

Rewards

Profiles

How OPENFORMAT creates and broadcasts transactions

Transaction Lifecycle

Reading on-chain Data

Learn how to integrate your application with OPENFORMAT's webhook system to receive real-time notifications for specific events.

Real-time Notifications

In this page you will learn how to work with the the OPENFORMAT API

API Overview

Quickstart

Reward XP

Create Badge

Reward Badge

Use our React SDK to connect your users via a web3 wallet.

React

A full code example that generates an API key for a given Ethereum account.

Generate API Key

A full code example that rewards a given user 10 XP for completing an activity in an application.

Generate an API Key Challenge for an account. Once you've generate your challenge, you need to [verify](/api-reference/endpoint/api-key/post-keyverify) it.

Challenge

Verify your signed challenge. You can sign your challenge using Metamask and our [signing tool](https://openformat-tools.vercel.app/).

Challenge verification

Trigger XP in your application when a user completes a specific action, such as registering, completing a task, watching a video or posting a comment. This is endpoint returns an [unsigned transaction](/architecture/transaction-lifecycle), which can now be signed in your application using your private key held in your local environment variables. Once signed, you can broadcast it using the [Execute Transaction](/api-reference/endpoint/transactions/post-transactionsexecute) endpoint; or if you prefer to wait for confirmation using the [Execute Transaction and Wait](/api-reference/endpoint/transactions/post-transactionsexecuteandwait) endpoint.

Introduction

Getting Started

Compete & Reward

Architecture

Leaderboards