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Access TON data via public liteservers, hosted APIs (TON Center v2/v3, TonAPI, dTON), or self-hosted options.

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Comparison table

FeaturePublic liteserversTON Center v2TON Center v3TonAPIdTON
Can be self-hosted?✅✅✅❌❌
Open-source✅✅✅🟡 Limited1❌
Indexer2❌❌✅✅✅
Archival3🟡 Varies🟡 Depends on liteserver✅✅✅
Proofs4✅❌❌❌❌
Mainnet endpointConfigEndpointEndpointEndpointGraphQL
Testnet endpointConfigEndpointEndpoint——
Source / Deploy guideRun node / liteserverDeploySourceOpenTonAPI—
DocumentationGuideDocsDocsREST, SwaggerSite
1 TonAPI’s full indexer is not open-source; OpenTonAPI is a limited open-source version. 2 Indexer means the service maintains its own database derived from blockchain data for richer queries (traces, jettons, NFTs, etc.), beyond raw liteserver RPC. 3 Archival indicates historical data retention. For liteservers, this depends on the node’s archival configuration; hosted indexers typically keep full history, but exact retention policies are service-specific. 4 Proofs denote responses that can be verified without trust using cryptographic proofs from the network (liteserver/tonlib-based). HTTP indexers typically do not return proof bundles in their REST/GraphQL responses.

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