QubiPy Is Live: A Python Library for the Qubic RPC API

Written by

The Qubic Team

Feb 20, 2025

Developers need efficient tools to interact with the Qubic network, and that’s exactly what QubiPy provides.

QubiPy is a Python library for the Qubic RPC API, allowing seamless interaction with RPC, Core, and QX endpoints. Whether you're fetching blockchain data, interacting with smart contracts, or automating tasks, QubiPy makes the process easier and faster.

And now, it’s live.

QubiPy: A Qubic Grants Program Success Story

QubiPy was one of the successful projects from Round 1 of the Qubic Grants Program. With funding and support, it has grown from an idea into a fully functional Python library for interacting with Qubic.

This isn’t just about one project - it’s proof that the Qubic Grants Program is working, fueling real development and strengthening the ecosystem.

And now, QubiPy is live and ready to use.

Who Built QubiPy?

QubiPy was developed by Kyoto, a software engineer with over five years of experience.

His expertise spans big data projects, web scraping, and advanced NFT trading bots, making him well-suited to create a Python library for Qubic’s RPC API.

Kyoto has also been an active contributor to Qubic, assisting with:

  • Qx testing → Helping refine Qubic’s decentralized exchange.

  • Translations & Feature Suggestions → Improving accessibility for non-English users.

  • Web Wallet Testing → Ensuring new versions are stable before official release.

  • GitHub Documentation Contributions → Expanding and refining Qubic’s technical resources.

With QubiPy, Kyoto has built a powerful yet intuitive way for Python developers to interact with Qubic.

Want to connect? Find him on the Qubic Discord: @.kyototm

What QubiPy Offers

QubiPy is currently in beta (v0.2.6). While fully functional, some features might evolve before the stable release.

Key Features

RPC, Core, and QX endpoints – Access key blockchain data and interact with Qubic.
Error Handling – Built-in protections for efficient request validation.
Core Client Functionality – A Python-based gateway to Qubic.

This update also introduces:
Validation for wallet IDs → More secure interactions.
Transaction Bytes Verification → Ensuring correct transaction formats.
Prevention of Invalid API Calls → Reducing unnecessary requests.
Enhanced Security Checks → Strengthening network protection.

More efficiency, fewer errors. That’s the goal.

Getting Started with QubiPy

Installation – Install QubiPy via pip:

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pip install qubipy

Basic Usage – Retrieve the latest tick from the RPC server:

python

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from qubipy.rpc import rpc_client

RPC = rpc_client.QubiPy_RPC()

tick = RPC.get_latest_tick()

print(f"Tick: {tick}")

Advanced Examples – Explore more ways to interact with Qubic.

This makes it easy for any developer to start integrating Qubic into their Python projects.

Want to Contribute?

QubiPy is open-source, and contributions are always welcome!

  • Fix bugs

  • Add features

  • Improve documentation

  • Submit suggestions

How to Contribute

How QubiPy Benefits Qubic

QubiPy isn’t just for developers - it also strengthens Qubic as a whole by making development easier, faster, and more accessible.

  • Lowering the barrier to entry → Developers don’t need deep knowledge of Qubic’s RPC API - QubiPy handles it for them.

  • Encouraging new applications → More accessible tools mean more bots, trading algorithms, and apps built on Qubic.

  • Boosting adoption → The easier it is to develop, the more builders will join the ecosystem.

  • Strengthening integrations → QubiPy allows Python-based services to interact with Qubic, opening doors to external platforms.

Developer tools like QubiPy drive network growth.

Final Thoughts

A strong developer ecosystem is key to Qubic’s success. QubiPy provides the tools needed to build, automate, and innovate, making Qubic accessible to Python developers.

This is just the beginning. More features, refinements, and improvements are on the way.

Try it out, contribute, and help shape the future of QubiPy.

How do you see QubiPy bringing more developers to Qubic? Join the discussion and share your thoughts in the Qubic Discord and Telegram.

Developer Grants Available

Do you have a project idea that could support the growth of the Qubic network? Qubic is actively seeking developers to help us grow our ecosystem. Read more about the Qubic Grants Program and how to apply for a grant

Please note: The Qubic Grants Program is not currently accepting applications. There will be an announcement when the next grant period opens.

© 2025 Qubic.

Qubic is a decentralized, open-source network for experimental technology. Nothing on this site should be construed as investment, legal, or financial advice. Qubic does not offer securities, and participation in the network may involve risks. Users are responsible for complying with local regulations. Please consult legal and financial professionals before engaging with the platform.

© 2025 Qubic.

Qubic is a decentralized, open-source network for experimental technology. Nothing on this site should be construed as investment, legal, or financial advice. Qubic does not offer securities, and participation in the network may involve risks. Users are responsible for complying with local regulations. Please consult legal and financial professionals before engaging with the platform.

© 2025 Qubic.

Qubic is a decentralized, open-source network for experimental technology. Nothing on this site should be construed as investment, legal, or financial advice. Qubic does not offer securities, and participation in the network may involve risks. Users are responsible for complying with local regulations. Please consult legal and financial professionals before engaging with the platform.