Human Network
  • ☀️Welcome to Human Network
  • Overview
    • What is Human Network? What are Human Keys?
    • Methods and their use cases
      • Deriving keys from low-entropy data
      • Deriving keys from web accounts
      • Provably encrypting to Human Network, and setting custom decryption conditions.
    • FAQ
  • Decentralization
    • Architecture
      • Preventing Collusion
      • Scalability
      • Credit System
    • Mainnets and Testnets
  • For Operators
    • Register and Run a Human Node
      • Use Keystore for private key encryption
      • Keyshare backup
    • Diagnostics using the Network UI
  • For developers
    • Human Network Credits
    • Making Requests to Human Network
      • Signer on behalf of users
      • Directly query the network
    • Types of requests
      • OPRF To Derive Keys From Low-Entropy Data
      • Decryption of Provably Encrypted Data
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Making Requests to Human Network

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Last updated 23 days ago

Once you have credits or access, you may make a request to the Human Network via the Relay node.

For the testnet on Holesky, the Relay node can be reached at via HTTP requests to http://159.65.246.91:3031

For mainnet, the Relay node can be reached at via HTTP requests to http://44.217.242.218:8081

There are two ways of making a request to Human Network:

  1. Spin up a Signer to simplify this on behalf on end users. A Signer pays the credits and manages user state. This way, users don't need to acquire Human Network credits or keep track of their state.

  1. Without a signer, you can directly interface by acquiring credits and using mishtiwasm to query the network

Signer on behalf of users
Directly query the network