Introduction

This page is a work in progress

RPC commands are a way to preform various actions on the wallet or get information from the wallet through text. They can take in parameters to tell the command more information. They are run like command parameter. They can be run in a few main ways:

Enter RPC commands in the console by going to help -> debug window -> console
- Use this if you are on Windows, MacOS, or are otherwise using the gridcoinresearch-qt version of the wallet
if you are running the daemon, type gridcoinresearchd [RPC COMMAND] in a terminal.
- this requires configuring the gridcoinresearch.conf with rpcuser=gridcoinrpc
  and rpcpassword=[LONG_PASSWORD] and rpcallowip=127.0.0.1 replacing [LONG_PASSWORD] with something long (you do not have to memorize it). If you only want to allow access from localhost, do not add an rpcallowip line as it opens the port to any IP but only allows commands from the IPs specified.

If you want to understand more about the technicals of RPC as a protocol (used by more than just Gridcoin) see the RPC Wikipedia page

Command List

Commands here are grouped into the categories displayed by the help command explained further down. If a command requires the wallet to be unlocked, it will have a bullet point in italics. Rarely some commands may show Error: Keypool ran out and require you to unlock. These commands are not listed, but unlock your wallet if you see this error

Parameters listed in <> are required, and parameters listed in [] are optional. Parameters in [] can be nested if an optional parameter needs another parameter to be used. Example: [parameter1 [parameter2]] in here parameter 2 is optional but needs parameter 1 if you use it, and parameter 1 is optional with no requirements. Parameters in () are all optional

Note that commands referencing account are not referring to addresses. Accounts are basically just a system of labels. This is likely to be depreciated at some point in the future and overhauled

If you have a specific command you want to find, searching with ctrl-f (Windows/Linux) or command-f (MacOS) is recommended

help [category or command]
- Use help with either a specific command or category to learn more about it. For instance, help wallet will list out commands that are related to the wallet and your coins. help getwalletinfo would display information about the getwalletinfo command. Running just help will give you the list of categories and information on how to use the help command

Wallet

addmultisigaddress <nrequired> <'["key","key"]'> [account]
- Adds a multisignature address to the wallet. Returns the address addeded. Requires to tell the number of keys needed for a transaction and list of keys (keys are either addresses or a hexadecimal public key).If an account is given, the address will go into that account. Multisignature addresses make it so that you can share a wallet with multiple people and require nrequired people to approve of a transaction. The maximum number keys is 16. Example usage: addmultisigaddress 2 '["key1","key2","key3"]'
addredeemscript <redeemScript> [account]
- Adds a reedemscript specified in hex to the wallet. Will return the address generated. If account is given, the pay to script hash will go into that account. For more information about what a redeemscript is see the Bitcoin’s reedemscript Wiki Page on it. For information about the concept of a pay to script hash see Bitcoin’s Pay To Script Hash wiki page
backupprivatekeys
- Requires the wallet to be fully unlocked
- Creates a backup of the private keys and creates a keys.dat files (also includes the date in the filename). The data in the file is formatted like this: Address: ADDRESS, Secret: PRIVATE KEY. File location and "result": true will be given if it successes, otherwise it will show an error message.
backupwallet
- Creates a backup of the wallet.dat and gridcoinresearch.conf files (it also adds dates in the backup files’ names). Returns if it was successful for each file The files will be created in the walletbackups folder. See the Config Wiki Page to find the location for your operating system of the walletbackups folder and other Gridcoin files
burn <amount> [hex string]
- Requires the wallet to be fully unlocked
- Creates a transaction that will send the given amount (rounded to 0.00000001) to no one making the coins disappear permanently. No one can get back the coins spent by this command. If [hex string] is specified, it will add on to the script used in the transaction.
checkwallet
- Checks that the wallet is reporting the correct balance and is not missing any transactions. Returns "wallet check passed": true if it finds no issues. On error it will return: "mismatched spent coins": nMismatchSpent "amount in question": nBalanceInQuestion with nMismatchSpent numbers showing the number of transactions missed (either counted when it shouldn’t be or not counted when it should) and nBalanceInQuestion showing the amount involved in those transactions (absolute value, does not subtract) .
consolidatemsunspent consolidatemsunspent <address> <block-start> <block-end> [max-grc] [max-inputs]
- Applies to multisignature addresses only and searches for UTXOs. <address> is the multisignature. <block-start> is the first block you want to search for UTXOs from. <block-end> is the block number where you want the search to stop. Optional argument [max-grc] sets the maximum grc amount to include in halfords. Optional argument [max-inputs] is the maximum number of transactions to consolidate. max-inputs will be overrided when the maximum amount of inputs specified exceeds what is possible.
consolidateunspent <address> [[UTXO size [maximum number of inputs]]
- This does not help with staking the only exception to this is if you are combining transactions under 0.0125 GRC, otherwise this will not help
- Requires the wallet to be full unlocked
- This command will combine UTXOs together into one. A UTXO is what’s leftover from a transaction (unspent transaction output). The command looks for UTXOs only on on the given address. UTXO size is limit of the size of the new combined UTXO (i.e the maximum amount to combine together). maximum number of inputs is the limit on the number of UTXOs to combine. If it can’t find UTXOs to consolidate, it will return result: false and UTXOs consolidated: 0. If it succeeds, it will return result:true and UTXOs consolidated: NUMBER and Output UTXO value: AMOUNT where NUMBER and AMOUNT are numbers. Other errors will show error messages with error: whatever error.
createrawtransaction [{"txid":"id","vout":n},...] {"address":amount,"data":"hex",...}
- Creates a hex version of a transaction from raw JSON data. First parameter is the inputs, the second parameter is the outputs. Returns the hex encoding of the transaction. Does not send or store this transaction.
decoderawtransaction <hex string>
- Takes in a raw hexadecimal encoding of a transaction and converts into JSON. Does the opposite of the createsrawtransaction command.
decodescript <hex string>
- Takes in the raw hexidecimal form of a transaction script and returns it in JSON form. Example Usage:
  decodescript 76a914caf8b5c9a8f18317fa86dbdd549631cd1cd5d05088ac
  Example Returns:
  { "asm": "OP_DUP OP_HASH160 caf8b5c9a8f18317fa86dbdd549631cd1cd5d050 OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG", "reqSigs": 1, "type": "pubkeyhash", "addresses": [ "SGTcVAUpiYhC7MHy8CpcqxNh8krjjYAH4Y" ], "p2sh": "bVBBhWk5k9cWsR2pNzhmjuBEAYDS2CtLBg" }
dumpprivkey <gridcoinaddress>
- Requires the wallet to be fully unlocked
- Returns the private key for <gridcoinaddress>. The private key is what your wallet uses to prove it owns coins which lets it send your coins. Do not give the output of this command to anyone as they would be able to spend all your coins from that address.
dumpwallet <filename>
- Requires the wallet to be fully unlocked
- Creates a file with all your private keys. Requires the path to a file with <filename> (can be relative or absolute) File formatted similar to backupprivatekeys. Contains a few comments at the top about the file creation. After that each line is formatted like: PRIVATE_KEY UTC_TIME [reserve=1, change=1 or label=LABEL] #addr=ADDRESS the very last line of the file is # End of dump
encryptwallet <passphrase>
- Encrypts the wallet with the passphrase given. This gives some protection (follow other security practices still) against an someone being able to steal coins if they have access to your system. After encrypting, you will have to restart the wallet. Creating a new backup of the wallet is recommended since any old copies will not include any new addresses made by the wallet. Make sure to use a secure password.
getaccount <gridcoinaddress>
- Returns the account name that goes with the given address. Note that account name is just a label you assign.
getaccountaddress <account>
- Finds if an existing address in under an account name and if not it will generate a new address under that account name. Returns the address (either existing or generated), nothing else is returned.
getaddressesbyaccount <account>
- Returns a list of addresses under the account name. If no addresses are found, an empty list of:
  [ ] will be returned
getbalance ( "account" minconf includeWatchonly )
- Returns the balance of the wallet. If account is given, it will return the balance for only that account (if you set it to *, it will use all account). If minconf is given, it will only include transactions with at least that many confirmations. If includeWatchonly is given as true, it will include the balance from addresses which are watch only.
getnewaddress [account]
- Creates a new address to send Gridcoins to. If account is specified, it will go under that account label.
getnewpubkey [account]
- Creates a new address and returns the hexadecimal form of the address. If an account is given, the address will go into that account
getrawtransaction <txid> [verbose=bool]
- Lists out the raw hexidecimal data from a transaction. If verbose is given as true, it will list it as JSON data with other transaction information. Requires the transaction to be given from it’s ID (txid).
getreceivedbyaccount <account> [minconf=1]
- Returns the total amount in the given account label. If minconf is given, it will limit the transactions it looks at to ones with at least that many confirmations. Confirmation are the number of blocks after a transaction
getreceivedbyaddress <Gridcoinaddress> [minconf=1]
- Returns the total amount received on <Gridcoinaddress>. If minconf is given, it will limit the transactions it looks at to ones with at least that many confirmations. Confirmation are the number of blocks after a transaction
gettransaction <txid> [includeWatchonly]
- Returns JSON information about a transaction (<txid). includeWatchOnly defaults to false. If set to true, it will search transaction which are from watch only addresses
getunconfirmedbalance
- Returns total unconfirmed balance of the wallet. Unconfirmed transactions are ones that have less than 10 blocks after them.
getwalletinfo
- Returns information about the wallet in JSON format. Returns:
  - the version of the wallet (walletversion)
  - the balance of the wallet (balance)
  - gridcoin from new stakes which have not yet matured (newmint)
  - the total amount staked (stake)
  - the oldest key from the keypool which is what’s used to generate addresses (keypoololdest)
  - how many keys are in the keypool (keypoolsize)
  - If unlocked: when it will lock again (unlocked_until)
  - If the wallet is currently staking (staking)
  - Any errors stopping it from staking (mining-error)
importprivkey <gridcoinprivkey> [label] [bool:rescan]
- require the wallet to be fully unlocked
- Adds a private key (can be gotten from dumpprivkey) to the wallet. If [label] is given, it will go into that account label. rescan is set to true by default. If set to true, it will check for the balance of the private key and update the wallet’s balance and list of transactions. If set to false, it will skip this check and not update the balance.
importwallet <filename>
- requires the wallet to be fully unlocked
- Imports keys from a wallet dump file (generated from dumpwallet). <filename> should be a path to the file. Does not return anything unless there’s an error.
keypoolrefill [new-size]
- requires that a passphrase had been set and requires the wallet to be fully unlocked
- Fills up the keypool with new keys. The keypool is what’s used to create new addresses. If [new-size] is given, it will create that many keys. By default it will add 100 new keys. If the -keypool argument is given to the wallet, it will use that value by default instead.
listaccounts ( minconf includeWatchonly)
- Command only runs if you enable it with enableaccounts=1 in the config file. This is because it is deprecated
- Returns a JSON listing of all the accounts labels in the wallet and their balances. minconf is the minimum number of confirmations to use when getting the balance. includeWatchonly includes addresses into the balance that are watch only
listaddressgroupings
- Returns a list of what addresses can be proved to be linked together by something looking at the blockchain such as an explorer. These addresses are group by: using the same inputs, are a change address, or if listed alone are not publicly linked to others on the blockchain.
- Note that there are other ways to accidentally show which addresses you own. This just tells you what can be inferred from public transactions assuming that you gave no other information.
listreceivedbyaccount ( minconf includeempty includeWatchonly)
- Command only runs if you enable it with enableaccounts=1 in the config file. This is because it is deprecated
- Returns a list of balances on each account in JSON format. minconf is the minimum number of confirmations to use when getting the balance. includeWatchonly includes addresses into the balance that are watch only. includeempty includes accounts that have no balance
listreceivedbyaddress ( minconf includeempty includeWatchonly)
- Returns a list of the balance of each address. The list is formatted as:
  [ { "involvesWatchonly" : TRUE/FALSE "address" : ADDRESS, "account" : ADDRESS ACCOUNT, "amount\" : AMOUNT }, ... ] minconf is the minimum number of confirmations to use when getting the balance. includeWatchonly includes addresses into the balance that are watch only. includeempty includes addresses that have no balance
listsinceblock ( "blockhash" target-confirmations includeWatchonly)
- Lists transactions to and from your wallet since a given block. If no block is given, it will list all transactions. blockhash is the hash of the block you want to start your search from, target-confirmation is the number of confirmation a transaction needs to be in the results. includeWatchonly includes transactions from addresses which are watch only
listtransactions ( "account" count from includeWatchonly)
- Returns a JSON list of the most recent transactions to and from the wallet. If account is given, it will list only transactions from that account. count is the number of transactions to list (defaults to 10). from will skip over that number of transaction. includeWatchonly includes transactions from watch only addresses.
listunspent [minconf=1] [maxconf=9999999] ["address",...]
- Returns a list of transaction which have not be used in another one (UTXOs). minconf is the minimum number of confirmations to include a transaction in the last.maxconf is the highest number confirmation to have the transaction included. address is a list of addresses, and if given it will look only at unspent transactions in those addresses
makekeypair [prefix]
- Generates an address and returns the public and private key. This command does not store the key anywhere. [prefix] adds a text to the front of the public key
move <fromaccount> <toaccount> <amount> [minconf=1] [comment]
- Command only runs if you enable it with enableaccounts=1 in the config file. This is because it is deprecated
- This command does not send a transaction. It moves <amount> from <fromaccount> to <toaccount>. This can result in negative and or incorrect balances. [minconf] is ignored. [comment] is just a comment
rainbymagnitude <whitelisted project> <amount> [trial_run]
- Requires the wallet to have converged scraper statistics
- Rains Gridcoin proportional to magnitude to the cruncher of a project. <whitelisted project> is a whitelisted BOINC project. BOINC project name’s can be seen with the projects command (note that it will list more than whitelisted projects). If you want to rain to all projects, use * as the project name. <amount> is the amount you want to rain (minimum 1000 GRC)
- If trial_run is set to true, print what would be done instead of actually doing it.
- Note that the message field was removed in release 5.3.2
repairwallet
- Helps fix difference between what the wallet shows as the balance and what the balance should be (note this will not help if you are not synced). To check if there is any issues, run the checkwallet command. Returns the same output as the checkwallet command, but it will fix the issues instead,
resendtx
- Resends transactions that are unconfirmed (meaning it has not been included in a block yet).
reservebalance [<reserve> [amount]]
- Reserves a certain balance to not stake keeping it spendable and from going on cooldown. <reserve> is set to either true to enable to or false to disable a reserve. [amount] is the amount to reserve. If [amount] is set too high, you may not be able to stake.
scanforunspent <address> <block-start> <block-end> [bool:export] [export-type]
- Looks for UTXOs in <address> that are within blocks <block-start> to <block-end>. Blocks are given by number. If no UTXOs are found it will return Result: "No utxos found in specified range". If [export] is set to true, it will create a file in backup-dir/rpc. [export-type] can be txt, xml or json and will control the type of the file created.
sendfrom <account> <gridcoinaddress> <amount> [minconf=1] [comment] [comment-to] [message]
- Requires the wallet to be fully unlocked and requires that it has been encrypted
- Sends <amount> of Gridcoin from <account> to <gridcoinaddress>. [minconf] is the minimum number of confirmations for a UTXO to be used. [comment] is a personal comment about what the transaction is for (doesn’t go into the transaction, it is only stored locally). [comment-to] is also a personal comment about who you are sending to (also only local). [message] is a message/comment that is sent publicly on the transaction.
sendmany <fromaccount> {address:amount,...} [minconf=1] [comment]
- Requires the wallet to be fully unlocked and requires that it has been encrypted
- Send from <fromaccount> to a list of addresses. Use '' if you don’t want to limit to one account label. Addresses should be listed in JSON format. [minconf] limits to using UTXO with at least that many confirmations. [comment] is just a comment
sendrawtransaction <hex string>
- Send a transaction given from raw hexadecimal. These types of transaction can be created with createrawtransaction and signrawtransaction, but use extreme caution. It is easy to create a different transaction than what you intended to make. Returns the transaction id if successful
sendtoaddress <gridcoinaddress> <amount> [comment] [comment-to] [message]
- Requires the wallet to be fully unlocked and requires that it has been encrypted
- Sends <amount> of Gridcoin to <gridcoinaddress>. [minconf] is the minimum number of confirmations for a UTXO to be used. [comment] is a personal comment about what the transaction is for (doesn’t go into the transaction, it is only stored locally). [comment-to] is also a personal comment about who you are sending to (also only local). [message] is a message/comment that is sent publicly on the transaction.
setaccount <gridcoinaddress> <account>
- Sets <gridcoinaddress> to be in <account> account label. Returns nothing if it succeeds.
settxfee <amount>
- Sets the transaction fee that the wallet will use in transactions. Rounds to 0.00000001 GRC
signmessage <Gridcoinaddress> <message>
- Requires the wallet to be fully unlocked
- Returns a signed a message using the private key from <Gridcoinaddress>. Lets you prove that this message came from the owner of an address. You can verify a signed message with the verify message command. (It will not send this message anywhere. You have to do that)
signrawtransaction <hex string> [{"txid":txid,"vout":n,"scriptPubKey":hex},...] [<privatekey1>,...] [sighashtype="ALL"]
- Requires the wallet to be fully unlocked and requires that it has been encrypted
- Sign inputs for raw transaction from hexadecimal. Second argument (optional) is an array of UTXOs that this transaction uses (may or may not be in the blockchain). Third argument (optional) is an array of base58-encoded private keys that, if given, will be the only keys used to sign the transaction. [sighashtype] is a string with one of: ALL, NONE, SINGLE or ALL|ANYONECANPAY, NONE|ANYONECANPAY, SINGLE|ANYONECANPAY.
  
  Returns with:
  - hex : raw transaction with signature(s) (hex-encoded string)
  - complete : 1 if transaction has a complete set of signature (0 if not)
validateaddress <gridcoinaddress>
- Returns information about the address given. Returns:
  - isvalid (if it’s a valid address. If false this it all it returns)
  - address (the address you gave)
  - ismine (if it’s one of your addresses)
  - account (account label the address is in. Only given if ismine is true)
validatepubkey <gridcoinpubkey>
- Returns information about the public key given. Returns:
  - isvalid (if it’s a valid address. If false this it all it returns)
  - address (the address it corresponds with)
  - ismine (if it’s one of your addresses)
  - iscompressed (if the public key is it’s compressed form)
  - account (account label the address is in. Only given if ismine is true)
verifymessage <Gridcoinaddress> <signature> <message>
- Checks that a signed message (can be generated with the sign message command) is valid. Takes in the address the message is supposed to correspond with and the signature for the message along with the message itself. If no other error is returned, it will return true if the signed message is valid and false if it is not.
walletlock
- Locks the wallet if encrypted. Returns nothing on success
walletpassphrase <passphrase> <timeout> [stakingonly]
- Unlocks the wallet for <timeout> amount of time. <passphrase> is the passphrase used to encrypt the wallet. If [stakingonly] is given as true, it will only allow stakes to go through and will not allow any other transaction. Unlocking with stakingonly if you intend to leave your wallet staking is recommended. However, some commands listed here may require you to fully unlock your wallet and not just unlock for staking.
walletpassphrasechange <oldpassphrase> <newpassphrase>
- Changes the passphrase on a wallet if encrypted. Changes from <oldpassphrase> to <newpassphrase>. Make sure to use a secure passphrase

Mining

advertisebeacon
- Requires the wallet to be fully unlocked
- Sends out a beacon (only applicable to solo mining). On success returns "result", "SUCCESS", "cpid": YOUR CPID, "public_key": BEACON KEY
revokebeacon <cpid>
- Requires wallet to be fully unlocked
- Revokes a beacon (only applicable to solo mining). On success returns "result", "SUCCESS", "cpid": YOUR CPID, "public_key": BEACON KEY
beaconreport
- Returns a JSON list of all valid beacons on the network (as of where the wallet is synced to).
beaconstatus [cpid]
- Displays information about your beacon or the beacon for [cpid]. On success returns:
  - cpid (your cpid or [cpid])
  - active (if it’s currently active and not expired)
  - expired (if the beacon is expired)
  - renewable (if the beacon is old enough to be renewed)
  - timestamp (when the beacon was advertised)
  - address (the address that send the beacon transaction)address
  - public_key (the public key of the beacon)
  - magnitude (magnitude corresponding with the beacon)
  - is_mine (if this is about your beacon or not)
explainmagnitude
- Shows what your magnitude is per project. On success returns JSON containing every project and the magnitude recorded on the network from your CPID.
getmininginfo
- Returns JSON with information related to staking (click to expand)
  - blocks — Current block the wallet is on
  - stakeweight — Amount of balance that’s staking
    - combined — Total weight of your coins staking
    - value — The amount in GRC of your coins staking
  - netstakeweight — Estimate of the network’s total stake weight
  - netstakingGRCvalue — Estimate of the total amount of the network that is staking
  - staking — True/False on wether or not you are staking
  - mining-error — Reason why the wallet is not staking. Value is None if there are no problem
  - time-to-stake_days — Estimated number of days it will take to stake with ~63% chance of occurring
  - expectedtime — Estimated time to stake in seconds. Note the seconds will likely be very off, since the time between stakes varies a fair amount
  - mining-version — Version of the staking protocol being used. Only changes on mandatory updates
  - mining-created — Number of stakes made including rejected ones since the most recent time wallet was turn online to now
  - mining-accepted — Number of stakes made and accepted under the same time period as mining-created
  - mining-kernels-found — Number of potential stakes found including those rejected by the wallet or network
  - stake-splitting — Information about what the wallet is doing in terms of stake-splitting
    - stake-splitting-enabled — True/False on if the wallet is set to split stakes into multiple UTXOs. If false, this will be the only value in this category.
    - stake-splitting-params — configuration and calculated values for stake splitting
      
      min-stake-split-value — Smallest stake size to split into multiple UTXOs (defaults to 800)
      
      efficiency — The target efficiency. Is between 75 to 98 and defaults to 90. Efficiency is the average % over time of how many coins are able to stake
      
      stake-split-UTXO-size-for-target-efficiency — The size a UTXO needs to cause a split. Only splits if its efficiency is worse than the target efficiency, and at least min-stake-split-value or higher.
  - side-staking – information about what the wallet is doing in terms of side-staking
    - side-staking-enabled — True/False on if the wallet is set to share stake rewards with other addresses
    - side-staking-allocations — list of addresses and percentages for side staking
  - difficulty — information about the difficulty of the network
    - current — Shows current difficulty which determines how hard or easy it is to stake
    - target — Shows the Proof of Stake target which helps determine if a stake is valid and how easy or hard it is to stake
  - errors — a string with various different warnings and messages. Is the same as the message on the bottom in the GUI
  - pooledtx — number of transactions in the memory pool (transaction not yet in a block)
  - testnet — True/False on if the wallet is running on testnet
  - CPID — The CPID (cross project identifier) sent to the network. If an investor or pool mining, it will show up as INVESTOR
  - Magnitude Unit — Amount in GRC paid out per unit of magnitude (only shows up if CPIDs is valid)
  - BoincRewardPending — Amount in GRC that the wallet is owed for BOINC rewards
  - researcher_status — If you are staking only will be Staking Only - REASON where REASON is some string explaining why you are not able to stake. If you are able to earn research rewards will be Eligible for Research Rewards.
  - current_poll — Title of the most recent poll (first 80 characters). If there are no polls, this will show No current polls.
lifetime
magnitude <cpid>
resetcpids
staketime
superblockage
superblocks [lookback [displaycontract [cpid]]]

Developer

addkey <action> <keytype> <keyname> <keyvalue>
archivelog <log>
auditsnapshotaccrual
comparesnapshotaccrual
convergencereport [convergence_cache_details]
currentcontractaverage
debug <bool>
debug10 <bool>
deletecscrapermanifest
exportstats1 [maxblocks aggregate [endblock]]
getblockstats mode [startheight [endheight]]
getlistof <keytype>
getmpart <hash>
getrecentblocks detail count
getsupervotes mode superblock
inspectaccrualsnapshot <height>
listdata <keytype>
listmanifests [bool details] [manifest hash]
listprojects
logging [json array category adds] [json array category removes]
network
parseaccrualsnapshot <filespec>
parselegacysb
projects
readconfig
readdata <key>
refhash <walletaddress>
reorganize <hash>
savescraperfilemanifest <hash>
scraperreport
sendalert <message> <privatekey> <minver> <maxver> <priority> <id> [cancelupto]
sendalert2 <privatekey> <id> <subverlist> <cancellist> <expire> <priority> <message>
sendblock <blockhash>
sendscraperfilemanifest
superblockaverage
testnewsb [hint bits]
versionreport <lookback:int> <full:bool>
writedata <key> <value>

Network

addnode <node> <add|remove|onetry>
addpoll <title> <days> <question> <answer1;answer2...> <sharetype> <url>
askforoutstandingblocks
clearbanned
- Clear all banned IPs.
currenttime
getaddednodeinfo <dns> [node]
getbestblockhash
getblock <hash> [bool:txinfo]
getblockbynumber <number> [bool:txinfo]
getblockchaininfo
getblockcount
getblockhash <index>
getcheckpoint
getconnectioncount
getdifficulty
getinfo
getnettotals
getnetworkinfo
getpeerinfo
getrawmempool
listallpolldetails
listallpolls
listbanned
- List all banned IPs/subnets.
listpolldetails
listpollresults <pollname> [bool:showexpired]
listpolls
memorypool
networktime
ping
setban <ip or subnet> <command> [bantime] [absolute]
- add or remove an IP/Subnet from the banned list.
showblock <index>
stop

Voting

addpoll <title> <days> <question> <answer1;answer2...> <weighttype> <url>
getpollresults <poll_title_or_id>
getvotingclaim <poll_or_vote_id>
listpolls ( showfinished )
votebyid <poll_id> <choice_id_1> ( choice_id_2... )
votedetails <poll_title_or_id>