Get Wallet Transfer Transaction

Get Wallet Transfer Transaction

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Definition

This endpoint retrieves transfer transactions associated with a specific wallet address on a specified blockchain network. It provides users with transaction details such as token transfers, amounts transferred, transaction IDs, timestamps, and other relevant information related to transfers of tokens or assets.

Query Parameters

  • chain_id (string): The identifier of the blockchain network for which wallet transactions are requested.
  • address (string): The wallet address for which transfer transactions are requested.
  • page (int, default: 1): The page number for paginated results. Specifies which page of results to retrieve.
  • limit (int, default: 10): The maximum number of transactions to return per page.

Response

The response will include a JSON object or array containing transfer transaction details for the specified wallet address on the specified blockchain network.

This endpoint is useful for monitoring and retrieving detailed transaction history of token transfers associated with a specific wallet address, facilitating transaction tracking and analysis within the blockchain network.

Query Params
string
required

String - denotes the specific blockchain network from which the data has been crawled. Available values: mantle, fuse, optimism, avalanche, ethereumpow, base, oasisemerald, milkomedacardano, velas, kcc, cronos, pulechain, stepnetwork, dogechain, moonriver, moonbeam, arbitrum, fantom, bsc, iotex, harmony, ethereum, polygon. Default to "all"

string
required
int32
Defaults to 1

Int - Defines the page number of the results to be retrieved from a paginated dataset. Default to 1.

int32
Defaults to 10

Int - Defines the maximum number of items to be returned per page in a paginated dataset. Default to 10.

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