Docschevron_rightUnified APIchevron_right Guides GuidesThe following guides show you how to solve a specific problem or use case using the Covalent Unified API.Slide 1 of 5chevron_leftchevron_rightBuilding a Coin Flip Game on Ethereum (Part 3) - Interacting with the ContractBuilding a Coin Flip Game on Ethereum (Part 3) - Interacting with the ContractThis is the third installment of a three-part series on how to build, deploy and interact with a coin flip game on Ethereum that uses account abstraction!What is an RPC Node, and How Does it Work?What is an RPC Node, and How Does it Work?RPC nodes act as messengers facilitating requests and responses between nodes on a blockchain network. They are essential to be able to build on blockchains.Internal Transactions: Mechanics and Use CasesInternal Transactions: Mechanics and Use CasesThis guide provides a deep dive into the intricacies of internal transactions and their functionalities within smart contracts. Comparing Covalent's Transactions API to RPC ProvidersComparing Covalent's Transactions API to RPC ProvidersCovalent's Transactions API handles all the complexity of running nodes and indexing blockchain data so developers don't have to.How to Clone UniswapV2 (Frontend)How to Clone UniswapV2 (Frontend)This guide teaches you how to clone the UniswapV2 frontend and connect it with a deployed smart contract on any EVM blockchain.Building a Coin Flip Game on Ethereum (Part 3) - Interacting with the ContractBuilding a Coin Flip Game on Ethereum (Part 3) - Interacting with the ContractThis is the third installment of a three-part series on how to build, deploy and interact with a coin flip game on Ethereum that uses account abstraction!What is an RPC Node, and How Does it Work?What is an RPC Node, and How Does it Work?RPC nodes act as messengers facilitating requests and responses between nodes on a blockchain network. They are essential to be able to build on blockchains.Internal Transactions: Mechanics and Use CasesInternal Transactions: Mechanics and Use CasesThis guide provides a deep dive into the intricacies of internal transactions and their functionalities within smart contracts. Comparing Covalent's Transactions API to RPC ProvidersComparing Covalent's Transactions API to RPC ProvidersCovalent's Transactions API handles all the complexity of running nodes and indexing blockchain data so developers don't have to.How to Clone UniswapV2 (Frontend)How to Clone UniswapV2 (Frontend)This guide teaches you how to clone the UniswapV2 frontend and connect it with a deployed smart contract on any EVM blockchain.Building a Coin Flip Game on Ethereum (Part 3) - Interacting with the ContractBuilding a Coin Flip Game on Ethereum (Part 3) - Interacting with the ContractThis is the third installment of a three-part series on how to build, deploy and interact with a coin flip game on Ethereum that uses account abstraction!What is an RPC Node, and How Does it Work?What is an RPC Node, and How Does it Work?RPC nodes act as messengers facilitating requests and responses between nodes on a blockchain network. They are essential to be able to build on blockchains.Internal Transactions: Mechanics and Use CasesInternal Transactions: Mechanics and Use CasesThis guide provides a deep dive into the intricacies of internal transactions and their functionalities within smart contracts. Comparing Covalent's Transactions API to RPC ProvidersComparing Covalent's Transactions API to RPC ProvidersCovalent's Transactions API handles all the complexity of running nodes and indexing blockchain data so developers don't have to.How to Clone UniswapV2 (Frontend)How to Clone UniswapV2 (Frontend)This guide teaches you how to clone the UniswapV2 frontend and connect it with a deployed smart contract on any EVM blockchain.