Is there any services which offer API for ETHereum transaction ?

[Uniex]

Subject, something like this https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api needed

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[Red-Apple]

if there is any, i have not yet seen it. and i have looked for it too.

you see it is always based on demand. people don't really use Ethereum payments so there isn't enough demand for such services. but with bitcoin obviously there has been and there are multiple wallet APIs for it out there.

i am curious to know why you want it though? if you can share your plans here, please do.

[nemgun]

Subject, something like this https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api needed

You can use the ether scan API to broadcast transactions, or you can try to find a web3 provider, or, a webhook. Blockcypher have an API for ethereum.

https://etherscan.io/pushTx
https://www.blockcypher.com/dev/ethereum/#creating-transactions

Just take the time to dig deeper.

[Uniex]

i am curious to know why you want it though? if you can share your plans here, please do.

I want to integrate ETH exchange direction for my exchanger http://uniex.co

You can use the ether scan API to broadcast transactions, or you can try to find a web3 provider, or, a webhook. Blockcypher have an API for ethereum.

https://etherscan.io/pushTx
https://www.blockcypher.com/dev/ethereum/#creating-transactions

Just take the time to dig deeper.

Thanks, I'll explore it 

[nemgun]

i am curious to know why you want it though? if you can share your plans here, please do.

I want to integrate ETH exchange direction for my exchanger http://uniex.co

You can use the ether scan API to broadcast transactions, or you can try to find a web3 provider, or, a webhook. Blockcypher have an API for ethereum.

https://etherscan.io/pushTx
https://www.blockcypher.com/dev/ethereum/#creating-transactions

Just take the time to dig deeper.

Thanks, I'll explore it 

I don't advise you to use these APIs for exchange matters, you should use a pruned ethereum node, you can do this either with geth or parity, here is a good article : http://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/3332/what-is-the-parity-light-pruning-mode
Then just use the native web3 api, or any other. Unfortunately it is the best way to add ethereum to an exchange, as you would have to subscribe for extended services if you use these APIs as they are limited to a certain amout of calls.

[fogonthedowns]

Subject, something like this https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api needed

Yes! Try https://bloopi.io

You can do a number of things like getting a balance:

Code:

args = {"address":"0xad96B1072E60f6279F628E7512242F9b1A83127F"}
ether_balance = Bloopi::API::Ether.balance(args)

Transfer Ether:

Code:

 Bloopi::API::Ether.transfer({:to_address=>"0xE4E3A170843C6fdF2D480592D20eC27985Bc05Dd", :from_address=>"0x7e3513840f6936efe9cc96c279917af6e3be682b", :password=>"[hidden]", :quantity=>0.0001})

or Exchange Ether for OmiseGo:

Code:

 Bloopi::API::Ether.exchange({:deposit_address=>"0x00c02245d47e1EE134B67C8a4e035C0A063fce2D", :from_address=>"0xdaa0dcc41d89e060e619cafe0c09e6a637b0f8ac", :password=>"[hidden]", :quantity=>0.05215999999999999})

The service is free and offers 0.3 cent Exchange.

[EtherAPI]

Subject, something like this https://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api needed

Try to use this https://etherapi.net/docs/.API/API-methods