Access realtime token balances. Get comprehensive details about native and ERC20 tokens, including token metadata and USD valuations.
pool_size
as part of the response, and show a warning low_liquidity: true
if this value is less than $10k.
historical_prices
query parameter. Use whole numbers only, from 1 to 24. You can request up to three offsets. For example, &historical_prices=24
returns the price 24 hours ago. &historical_prices=1,6,24
returns prices 1 hour ago, 6 hours ago, and 24 hours ago.
historical_prices
parameter is currently supported only on the EVM Balances and EVM Token Info endpoints.historical_prices
array with one entry per offset:
price_usd
on the balance and the values in historical_prices[].price_usd
.
pool_size
field in all responses, allowing you to implement custom filtering logic based on your specific requirements. For a detailed explanation of our approach, see our Token Filtering guide.
limit
query parameter to define the maximum page size.
Results might at times be less than the maximum page size.
The next_offset
value is passed back by the initial response and can be used to fetch the next page of results, by passing it as the offset
query parameter in the next request.
next_offset
to set the offset
query parameter of the next page of results.API key to access the service
Wallet to get balances for
A comma separated list of chain_ids or tags for blockchains to get balances for. Examples: chain_ids=1,8453,10, chain_ids=mainnet,testnet. Only balances for blockchains tagged with all the specified tags are returned. Please see the response of the /chains endpoint for the tags on each blockchain.
Specify erc20
or native
to get only ERC20 tokens or native assets, respectively
erc20
, native
A comma separated list of additional metadata fields to include for each token. Supported values: logo
, url
24 hour price history selection. Accepts integer | integer[]. Provide whole numbers from 1 to 24, up to 3 time offsets (e.g. 24 or 1,6,24). When set, each balance includes a historical_prices array with one entry per offset.
1 <= x <= 24
The offset to paginate through result sets. This is a cursor being passed from the previous response, only use what the backend returns here.
Maximum number of transactions to return
x >= 0
Successful Response
The response is of type object
.