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# Storage Proof API

The Storage Proof API enables developers to request Storage Proofs quickly and easily. There is no need to understand cryptography, zero-knowledge proofs, or how to write circuits. The API handles scheduling, mutualizes many costs associated with generating Storage Proofs and saves developers significant time so they can focus on building their on-chain data-powered applications.

Requests to this API initiate actions or processes, like running the Storage Proof Workflow.

Note: Using these endpoints incurs charges based on resource usage.

## API Endpoint

**URL:** `https://api.herodotus.cloud`

## Interactive Documentation

**URL:** `https://api.herodotus.cloud/docs`

## Key Features

* Simplified Storage Proof generation process
* Cost-efficient through mutualization
* Time-saving for developers
* Easy integration with blockchain applications

## Getting Started

1. Obtain your API key from the Herodotus Dashboard.
2. Review the interactive documentation for detailed endpoint information.
3. Make your first API request to generate a Storage Proof, including your API key for authentication.
4. Handle the API response in your application.

For additional support or questions, please contact our support team.


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