Overview
Get started with the Brickken API in minutes using our official Postman collection. It includes ready-to-run requests for every public endpoint — transaction preparation, signed transaction submission, read endpoints, token documentation management, and the Agentic (x402) API — pre-configured with example payloads and environment variables.Downloads
Brickken API Collection
The full client collection: Create Transaction, Send Transaction, Information, Management, Agentic API (x402) and Discovery requests.
Sandbox Environment
Targets
https://api.sandbox.brickken.com — use this for testing.Production Environment
Targets
https://api.brickken.com — use this for live operations.If a file opens in the browser instead of downloading, right-click the card and choose Save Link As….
Import into Postman
- Open Postman and click Import (top left).
- Drop in the collection file and both environment files.
- Select the Brickken API — Sandbox environment from the environment picker (top right).
- Open the environment and set your
apiKey. Optionally adjusttokenSymbolandchainId(defaults:EXMPL,aa36a7— Sepolia). - Run any request — authentication is applied automatically via the
x-api-keyheader at collection level.
Authentication
Every business endpoint requires an API key sent in thex-api-key header. To request an API key (sandbox or production) and whitelist your signerAddress, contact support@brickken.com or tech@brickken.com.
Agentic (x402) endpoints alternatively accept a per-call payment via the X-Payment header — see Agentic Methods.
Typical Workflow
Prepare
Call a request from the Create Transaction folder — it returns unsigned transactions and a
txId.Sign
Sign the returned transactions locally with your whitelisted signer wallet (e.g. using ethers.js).