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# JSON-RPC Methods

You can review the official Ethereum RPC documentation [**HERE**](https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/apis/json-rpc/)

**Available Ethereum API request methods**

```
          eth_accounts
          eth_blockNumber
          eth_call
          eth_chainId
          eth_freeHistory
          eth_getBalance
          eth_getBlockByHash
          eth_getBlockByNumber
          eth_getBlockTransactionCountByHash
          eth_getBlocTransactionCountByNumber
          eth_getCode
          eth_getFilterChanges
          eth_getFilterLogs
          eth_getLogs
          eth_getStorageAt
          eth_getTransactionByHash
          eth_getTransactionByCount
          eth_getTransactionHashByCid
          eth_getTransactionReceipt
          eth_maxPriorityFeePerGas
          eth_newBlockFilter
          eth_newPendingTransactionFilter
          eth_sendRawTransaction
          eth_uninstallFilter
          eth_requestAccounts
          eth_sendTransaction
          eth_sign
          eth_gasPrice
          eth_estimateGas
          net_version
```


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