Elements Manual
Elements 2 Manual
Elements 2 Manual
  • Welcome 👋
  • QUICK START
    • Elements in Five Minutes or Less
  • General
    • General Concepts
    • N-Tier Architecture
    • Security Model
  • SCRIPTING ENGINE
    • Scripting Engine Overview
      • Intro to Resources and Cloud Functions
      • Horizontal Scaling Model
      • Database Access
      • Server-to-Server API Calls
      • Deploy Cloud Functions via Git
      • Creating and Destroying Resources
      • Cross-Resource Invocation
      • Indexing Resources
      • Coroutines
      • Manifest
  • Core Features
    • Core API Overview
    • Sessions
    • Applications
      • Facebook Application Configuration
      • Firebase Application Configuration
      • Amazon GameOn Application Configuration
      • iOS Application Configuration
      • Android Application Configuration
      • Matchmaking Application Configuration [deprecated]
    • Users and Profiles
    • Digital Goods
    • Progress and Missions
    • Leaderboards
    • Matchmaking
    • Followers
    • Friends
    • Reward Issuance
    • Push Notifications
    • Auth Schemes
    • Save Data
    • Schemas and Metadata Specifications
    • Queries
      • Base Query Syntax
      • Boolean Queries
      • Object Graph Navigation
      • Advanced Operators
        • .ref
        • .name
  • Web 3
    • Omni Chain Support
    • Vaults
    • Wallets
    • Smart Contracts
      • Smart Contracts: Ethereum
      • Smart Contracts: Flow
      • Smart Contracts: Solana
      • Smart Contracts: Neo
    • Know Your Customer
      • Formidium
  • CONFIGURATION
    • Using the Web Console
    • iOS and Android Product Bundles
    • Direct Database Access and Batch Configuration
  • UNITY PLUG-INS
    • Unity Plugin
    • Content Delivery Management and Unity CDN Plugin
  • DEPLOYMENT
    • Deployment Overview
      • Docker Containers
      • AWS Deployment
      • Standalone docker-compose
  • LUA SAMPLES
    • lua Samples
      • main.lua
      • event.lua
      • hello_world.lua
      • model.lua
      • startup.lua
      • HTTP Manifest
        • Example endpoint handler
        • Example operations table
  • RESTful APIs
    • Swagger and Swagger UI
    • Elements 3.0.X (Preview)
      • Applications
      • Friends and Followers
      • Digital Goods and Inventory
      • Leaderboards
      • Missions and Rewards
      • User and Profiles
      • Save Data
      • Custom Metadata
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  • Supported Blockchain APIs
  • Supported Blockchain Networks
  • Hosted Nodes
  • Omni Chain Topics
  1. Web 3

Omni Chain Support

Perform operations on multiple blockchains simultaneously using Elements Blockchain APIs.

Elements provides the ability to perform operations against multiple blockchains in tandem. Omni Chain allows developers to support the following operations.

  • Cryptographically secure vaults which can store multiple custodial wallets.

  • Encrypted wallet storage for multiple blockchains.

  • Tracking of smart contract metadata.

  • The ability to invoke methods or send code to each blockchain using the scripting engine.

  • Import wallets, which store only the public key, allowing users to receive goods or coins without having to store the private key

  • Full custodial wallets which allow Elements to sign transactions on behalf of users.

  • Full server-side scripting support allowing Elements developers to securely control access to each individual blockchain.

  • Automatic wallet generation.

Supported Blockchain APIs

Elements provides native support for each of the following blockchain APIs.

  • NEO

  • Ethereum

  • Solana

  • Flow

Supported Blockchain Networks

Elements provides native support for each of the following blockchain Networks.

  • NEO Main Net

  • NEO Test Net

  • Ethereum Main Net

  • Ethereum Sepolia Test Network

  • Polygon Main Net

  • Polygon Test Net (Matic)

  • Binance Smart Chain Main Net

  • Binance Smart Chain Test Net

  • Solana Main Net

  • Solana Test Net

  • Flow Main Net

  • Flow Test Net

Hosted Nodes

For shared and pro tiers, Elemental Computing provides nodes through which developers can access the blockchain. The nodes we provide are for excusive use of our customers giving our custoemrs priority access to each network. This elimiates the need to run your own node or go to a third party to deploy nodes.

Additionally, shared and pro tier users can enjoy node management that scales automatically with usage and demands ensuring that your application will always have reliable access to the blockchain.

Omni Chain Topics

In this section you will find detailed info about each of the Omni Chain features.

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