Overview
Internet Computer Protocol (ICP) is a decentralized Layer-1 blockchain designed to host smart contracts, applications, and services directly on-chain, enabling a fully decentralized internet.
Some ICP terminology:
A canister is a Web3-native computational unit on the Internet Computer, combining smart contract functionality with scalable storage and processing capabilities to power decentralized applications and services.
In the Internet Computer Protocol (ICP), a ledger is a specialized canister (smart contract) that records and manages token transactions, such as ICP or ICRC tokens, ensuring transparency and traceability.
ICRC (Internet Computer Rosetta Token Standard) is a token standard on the Internet Computer Protocol designed for fungible tokens, enabling interoperability and seamless integration across dApps and services within the network. This is similar to the ERC-20 token standard on Ethereum.
You can find reference documentation to ICP and ICRC here.
Information on Coinbase's Rosetta standard, can be found here.
Network Support
ICP Mainnet
✅
ICRC Mainnet
✅
Compute Units
All ICP and ICRC methods are currently 10 Compute Units.
ICP & ICRC methods
/account/balance
10
/block
10
/block/transaction
10
/call
10
/network/list
10
/network/options
10
/network/status
10
/search/transactions
10
/construction/combine
10
/construction/derive
10
/construction/metadata
10
/construction/payloads
10
/construction/preprocess
10
/construction/submit
10
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