What you’ll need
- An EVM-compatible wallet address.
- An idea of what you want to build
- An API key from the Dashboard (only for production use, you can use the API without an API key in development mode)
Walkthrough
1
Set Up Your Query Parameters
Identify the wallet address for your query. Optionally, specify filters like transaction types, blockchains, and date ranges.
2
Perform the API Request
Execute the API call using cURL, Axios, or the Mobula SDK (Beta):Using cURL:Using Axios:Using Mobula SDK (Beta):
3
Analyze the Transaction Data
The API response will include detailed transaction records, such as timestamps, transaction types, amounts, and blockchain specifics.
Leveraging Transaction Data
With this data, you can:- Track Wallet Activity: Observe the frequency and types of transactions over time.
- Analyze Spending Patterns: Gain insights into how the wallet interacts with various tokens and blockchains.
- Build Financial Histories: Compile comprehensive financial records for wallets, useful for audits or portfolio analysis.