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V.1.4.3
V.1.4.3
  • nChain Event User Guide
  • 📔Overview
    • Introduction
    • Configuration Symbols
    • Features and Benefits
    • Core Concepts
    • Encoded and Unencoded ‡ Records
  • 🤔Using nChain Event
    • How to Use nChain Event
    • Initial Set-Up
  • 🔏Independent Records
    • Introduction
    • Functional Description
      • Write Record
      • Read Record
      • Verify Record †
    • Use Cases
      • Lucky Number Tickets
      • Internet of Things (IoT) Data
      • Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Evidence
      • Car Dealership
    • Tutorials
      • Data Integrity
      • Blockchain Unique Identifiers
    • API Workflow
      • Configure API
      • Write Record
      • Get Location Status
      • Read Record
      • Verify Record †
  • 🔗Linked Records §
    • Introduction
    • Functional Description
      • Create Link Record §
      • Read Link Record §
      • Update Link Record §
      • Delete Link Record §
      • Verify Link Record § †
      • Navigate Linked Record § ¶
    • Use Cases
      • Luxury Handbag Provenance
      • Random Prize Draw
    • Tutorials
      • Collection Integrity
      • Provenance Integrity
    • API Workflow
      • Configure API
      • Create Link Record §
      • Get Link Location Status §
      • Read Link Record §
      • Update Link Record §
      • Delete Link Record §
      • Verify Link Record § †
      • Navigate Link Record § ¶
  • ⚙️API Documentation
    • nChain Event API
  • ⛓️Bitcoin SV Blockchain
    • Features and Benefits
    • Writing to Blockchain
    • Reading from Blockchain
    • Transaction Format
  • ⁉️Troubleshooting
    • Troubleshooting
    • Error Codes
    • Glossary
    • Contact Us
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  1. Bitcoin SV Blockchain

Writing to Blockchain

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  • Records submitted to the blockchain are not added to the blockchain immediately. Records are contained within transactions which are collected into blocks. These need to be agreed between several blockchain operators ("miners") before the blocks are added to the blockchain.

  • GET location status provides the latest confirmation status of a record being submitted to the blockchain. Depending on the use case, it is good practice to check the location status for the submit operations (Write, Create, Update and Delete) once every 10 minutes (at the most frequent) until the confirmation status is satisfactory.

  • If GET location status reports that the operation has failed, retry the operation.

  • There is no guarantee that a record will be mined and confirmed within any number of blocks.

  • There is also a minute possibility that a record will not be mined at all. If it is not mined within a reasonable time frame, for example 1 hour, retry the submit operation.

  • The update and delete requests are valid only after the preceding record has been mined, otherwise resulting in undefined behaviour.

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