Reference Documentation

Complete technical reference for the CloudCoin protocol, APIs, and SDKs.

API Reference

The CloudCoin API provides developers with programmatic access to the CloudCoin network and related services. This reference documents the available API endpoints, request parameters, and response formats.

CloudBank API Methods

echo GET

Tests connectivity to the CloudBank API server.

GET /api/v1/echo

detect_authenticity POST

Detects if a CloudCoin is authentic or counterfeit by checking with the RAIDA network.

POST /api/v1/detect

get_balance GET

Retrieves the balance of a CloudBank account.

GET /api/v1/balance

deposit POST

Deposits CloudCoins into a CloudBank account.

POST /api/v1/deposit

withdraw POST

Withdraws CloudCoins from a CloudBank account.

POST /api/v1/withdraw

transfer POST

Transfers CloudCoins between CloudBank accounts.

POST /api/v1/transfer

Example API Request

Here's an example of how to call the CloudBank API to check the balance:

// JavaScript Example
fetch('https://api.cloudbank.example/api/v1/balance', {
    method: 'GET',
    headers: {
        'Authorization': 'Bearer YOUR_API_KEY',
        'Content-Type': 'application/json'
    }
})
.then(response => response.json())
.then(data => {
    console.log('Balance:', data.balance);
})
.catch(error => {
    console.error('Error:', error);
});

SDK Reference

CloudCoin provides Software Development Kits (SDKs) for various programming languages to make it easier to integrate with the CloudCoin ecosystem.

JavaScript SDK

Integrate CloudCoin functionality into your web applications and Node.js projects.

// Install via npm
npm install cloudcoin-sdk

// Basic usage
const CloudCoin = require('cloudcoin-sdk');
const client = new CloudCoin.Client('YOUR_API_KEY');

JavaScript SDK Docs →

Python SDK

Integrate CloudCoin in your Python applications for server-side functionality.

# Install via pip
pip install cloudcoin-sdk

# Basic usage
from cloudcoin import CloudCoinClient
client = CloudCoinClient('YOUR_API_KEY')

Python SDK Docs →

Java SDK

Integrate CloudCoin functionality into your Java applications.

// Install via Maven

    com.cloudcoin
    cloudcoin-sdk
    1.0.0


// Basic usage
import com.cloudcoin.CloudCoinClient;
CloudCoinClient client = new CloudCoinClient("YOUR_API_KEY");

Java SDK Docs →

RAIDA Protocol

The RAIDA (Redundant Array of Independent Detection Agents) Protocol is the underlying technology that powers CloudCoin. Unlike blockchain technologies, RAIDA uses a network of authentication servers to verify the authenticity of digital currency.

RAIDA Network Structure

The RAIDA network consists of 25 independent cloud servers distributed globally. Each server operates autonomously and contains its own copy of the authentication data.

Key Features of the RAIDA Protocol

Multi-path Authentication: CloudCoins are authenticated by multiple servers simultaneously, ensuring high availability.
No Central Authority: No single entity controls the RAIDA network, making it resilient against attacks.
No Public Ledger: Transaction details are not recorded, providing greater privacy than blockchain.
Quantum-Safe Security: The authentication mechanism is resistant to quantum computing attacks.
Sub-Second Transactions: Authentication typically completes in less than one second.

RAIDA Commands

The RAIDA protocol supports several commands that can be used to interact with the network:

Command	Description
`echo`	Tests connectivity with RAIDA servers.
`detect`	Authenticates a CloudCoin by checking its authenticity numbers.
`get_ticket`	Obtains a ticket that can be used for subsequent operations.
`fix`	Repairs CloudCoins that have been damaged or corrupted.
`pown`	Changes ownership of a CloudCoin by updating its authenticity numbers.
`find`	Locates specific CloudCoins in the RAIDA network.

Additional Resources

Explore these additional resources to deepen your understanding of the CloudCoin technology:

Technical Whitepaper GitHub Repository Developer Community