phantasma-sdk-py 2.0.1

Typed Python SDK for Phantasma RPC, VM scripts, transactions, and Carbon wire formats

Phantasma Python SDK

Typed Python SDK for Phantasma RPC, classic VM scripts and transactions, Ed25519 keys/signatures, and Carbon wire formats.

The public surface follows the current C#, TypeScript, C++, and Go SDK behavior while using Python naming, dataclasses, exceptions, and type hints.

Requirements

• Python 3.11 or newer
• cryptography
• requests

Development uses uv, ruff, mypy, and pytest.

Install

pip install phantasma-sdk-py

For local development:

uv sync --extra dev
just check

Modules

• phantasma_py.crypto: addresses, hashes, WIF keys, Ed25519 signatures
• phantasma_py.vm: classic VM objects, opcodes, and ScriptBuilder
• phantasma_py.transaction: classic script transaction serialization/signing
• phantasma_py.rpc: JSON-RPC client and typed response dataclasses
• phantasma_py.carbon: Carbon primitives, VM schemas, module call args, token builders, and tx messages

RPC

from phantasma_py.rpc import PhantasmaRPC

rpc = PhantasmaRPC.mainnet()
account = rpc.get_account("P...")
balance = account.get_token_balance("SOUL", decimals=8)

print(balance.decimal_amount())

JsonRpcClient validates JSON-RPC response ids, propagates RPC errors as RPCError, and accepts endpoints that echo numeric ids as strings.

Keys And Signatures

from phantasma_py.crypto import PhantasmaKeys

keys = PhantasmaKeys.from_wif("...")
signature = keys.sign(b"message")

assert signature.verify(b"message", [keys.address])

Address parsing rejects malformed Base58/checksum data. Address.from_text("NULL") and Address.null() produce the system null address.

Classic VM Scripts

from phantasma_py.crypto import Address, PhantasmaKeys
from phantasma_py.vm import ScriptBuilder

keys = PhantasmaKeys.from_wif("...")

script = (
    ScriptBuilder.begin()
    .allow_gas(keys.address, Address.null(), gas_price=10_000, gas_limit=210_000)
    .call_contract("stake", "GetStake", keys.address)
    .spend_gas(keys.address)
    .end_script()
)

end_script() raises BuilderError if labels or user input are invalid. end_script_with_error() returns (script, error) for callers that prefer an explicit checked path.

Classic Transactions

from phantasma_py.crypto import PhantasmaKeys
from phantasma_py.transaction import Transaction
from phantasma_py.vm import ScriptBuilder

keys = PhantasmaKeys.from_wif("...")
script = ScriptBuilder.begin().call_interop("Runtime.Time").end_script()

tx = Transaction("mainnet", "main", script, expiration=1_754_000_000)
tx.sign(keys)

raw_hex = tx.to_bytes().hex()

Broadcasting is intentionally separate from signing:

tx_hash = rpc.send_raw_transaction(raw_hex)

Do not run broadcasting examples without explicit credentials, funds, and an endpoint you intend to use.

Carbon

Carbon serialization uses fixed-width little-endian integers, zero-terminated strings, fixed byte types, compact signed Int256 values, and typed transaction payloads. Use serialize() and deserialize() for stable wire round-trips.

from phantasma_py.carbon import (
    Bytes32,
    IntX,
    build_token_info,
    build_token_metadata,
    prepare_standard_token_schemas,
    serialize,
)

owner = Bytes32()
schemas = prepare_standard_token_schemas(shared_metadata=False)
token = build_token_info(
    symbol="ART",
    max_supply=IntX(0),
    is_nft=True,
    decimals=0,
    owner=owner,
    metadata=build_token_metadata(
        {
            "name": "Art Token",
            "icon": "data:image/png;base64,AA==",
            "url": "https://example.invalid/art",
            "description": "Example token metadata",
        }
    ),
    token_schemas=serialize(schemas),
)

payload = serialize(token)

Carbon token and NFT helpers validate required metadata, token symbol casing, standard schema fields, Carbon NFT address packing, and result parsing. Token symbols follow the Carbon token-module rule of uppercase ASCII letters A-Z.

Carbon transaction signing is available without going through RPC:

from phantasma_py.carbon import sign_and_serialize_tx_msg_hex
from phantasma_py.crypto import PhantasmaKeys

keys = PhantasmaKeys.from_wif("...")
raw_hex = sign_and_serialize_tx_msg_hex(tx_msg, keys)

Development

just f          # format and autofix
just f-check    # verify formatting and lint
just typecheck  # strict mypy
just test       # pytest
just build      # package build
just check      # all checks above

The shared Carbon vector fixture in tests/fixtures/carbon_vectors.tsv is copied from the Go SDK and should stay byte-for-byte compatible across SDKs.