Mirror Node REST API

The mirror node REST API offers the ability to query transaction information.

Overview

The Hedera Mirror Node REST API enables developers to access historical transaction data from Hedera’s mainnet, testnet, and previewnet. Each transaction generates a record stored in a record file, which can be accessed via the Mirror Node REST APIs.

---

Making a Request

To make a request, use the network endpoint and the REST API of choice.

For example, To get a list of transactions on the Hedera mainnet, use the following API endpoint:

https://mainnet.mirrornode.hedera.com/api/v1/transactions

This will return a JSON response containing transaction details such as transaction ID, timestamps, and fees.

If you are using curl, you can make a request like this:

curl -X GET "https://mainnet.mirrornode.hedera.com/api/v1/transactions" -H "Accept: application/json"

---

Hedera Mirror Node Swagger UI Environments

Hedera provides interactive Swagger UI for its Mirror Node REST API. Developers can use these environments to explore available endpoints, check request parameters, and test API calls without writing code.

Available Environments:

Network	Swagger UI URL
Mainnet	Mainnet Swagger UI
Testnet	Testnet Swagger UI
Previewnet	Previewnet Swagger UI

---

Hedera Mirror Node Environments

Hedera provides three different network environments for interacting with the Mirror Node API.

Network	Base URL
Mainnet	https://mainnet.mirrornode.hedera.com/
Testnet	https://testnet.mirrornode.hedera.com/
Previewnet	https://previewnet.mirrornode.hedera.com/

Each of these base URLs serves as the foundation for all API calls.

Community Providers

You may also check out these community providers as alternatives:

• LinkPool
  • https://hedera-mirror.linkpool.pro/
• Validation Cloud
  • https://mainnet.hedera.validationcloud.io/
• DragonGlass
  • https://api.dragonglass.me/hedera/

Public mainnet mirror node requests per second (RPS) are currently throttled at 50 per IP address. These configurations may change in the future depending on performance or security considerations. At this time, no authentication is required.