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Bitpont SDK & API Downloads | JavaScript, Types & OpenAPI

Download Bitpont’s JavaScript client, TypeScript declarations, OpenAPI specification, Postman collection and integration recipes.

Integration rights and ownership

Copyright © 2026 Bitpont. The public SDK, types, examples and documentation may be used, modified and distributed for integrations with the Bitpont API, including commercial applications, subject to the public integration materials license. Retain notices with substantial copies. Your independent application remains yours. The proprietary Bitpont backend and application are not licensed for copying or white-label deployment through these downloads.

A small, server-side JavaScript client

The client supports typed read resources, independent batches, pagination, treasury preparations, financial drafts and bounded transaction polling. It rejects browser execution so API keys stay on your server.

Use integrationManifest() to inspect access, readPlan() for planned position reads and watchTransaction() to follow a known EVM hash. Helpers accept an AbortSignal.

Use the contract in your tools

Documentation and SDK downloads are public and do not require an API key. Save bitpont-client.mjs and bitpont-client.d.mts together, then import ./bitpont-client.mjs from your Node.js server. The OpenAPI 3.1 document drives the reference; the Postman collection uses an empty local apiKey variable. Never share or commit a populated collection or environment.

Understand retry behavior

The client defaults to one retry for explicit retryable 429, 502, 503 or 504 responses. Long Retry-After delays are returned to your application. Network interruption and timeout are surfaced without automatic replay. All supported operations are reads, quotes or unsigned preparation.

Version your integration

Pin the downloaded client and contract revision in your application. Review the changelog before updating. The API uses the stable /api/v1 prefix with an X-Bitpont-API-Revision response header. Provider-specific data is not normalized into a universal financial model.