Kima Network Documentation
  • What is Kima?
  • Supported blockchains
  • Supported tokens
  • Supported fiat currencies and payment methods
  • Adding Kima to your wallet
  • Try Kima with the Demo App
    • The Kima Light Demo App
    • The Kima Advanced Demo App
    • Kima Faucets
    • Kima Block Explorer
  • Become a Kima validator
    • Hardware and operating system requirements
    • Installation
    • Appendix
  • Become a Kima delegator
    • Benefits
    • How does it work?
    • Preparations
    • Delegate
    • Reclaim delegation
  • Become a liquidity provider
    • Benefits
    • Supported blockchains
    • Prepare to provide liquidity
    • Deposit assets in Kima pools
    • Withdraw liquidity
  • Kima governance
    • Draft a proposal
    • On-chain proposal
    • Off-chain proposal
    • References
  • The Kima SDK
    • Kima Use Cases for Developers
    • The Kima Transaction Back End
    • The Kima Transaction Widget
      • Installation
      • React
      • NextJS
      • Payment Mode
      • Bridge Mode
      • Status Mode
      • Configuration Options
    • Upgrading
      • v1.4.x
    • Using the Kima SDK Without the Widget
      • Approval
      • Submitting the Transaction
      • Getting the Transaction Status
    • v1.4
      • Credit Card Transactions
      • Kima Use Cases for Developers
      • The Kima Transaction Back End
      • The Kima Transaction Widget
        • Installation
        • React
        • NextJS
        • Payment Mode
        • Bridge Mode
        • Status Mode
        • Configuration Options
      • Upgrading
        • v1.4.x
      • Using the Kima SDK Without the Widget
        • Transaction Data
        • Message Signing
        • Approval
        • Submitting the Transaction
        • Getting the Transaction Status
  • Further reading
  • Legal
    • Terms and conditions
    • Privacy policy
    • Disclaimer
  • FAQ
Powered by GitBook
On this page
Export as PDF
  1. Become a Kima validator

Appendix

PreviousInstallationNextBecome a Kima delegator

Last updated 5 months ago

How to configure access to blockchain networks with a managed service

To quickly connect to the Kima testnet, you can use managed services like Infura, Alchemy, QuickNode, or Ankr. These services simplify blockchain infrastructure by providing RPC endpoints you can access with API keys.

Here’s how to create API keys for each service:

When selecting networks ensure you select the Kima-supported networks (see the ).

Infura

Visit the and create an account. Follow the prompts to create an API key.

Alchemy

Sign up at Alchemy's website. Navigate to the dashboard and select Apps in the left-hand menu. Create a new App, selecting the network(s) you need. Once saved, your API key will be displayed at the top right of the page.

QuickNode

Sign up at . After logging in, create your first endpoint by following the on-screen instructions.

Ankr

Visit . In the top navigation menu, click on Products and select Web3 API. Set up an account, then navigate to the endpoint creation page to configure your API.

official documentation for the list
Infura website
QuickNode's website
Ankr's website