What you’ll need
- An EVM-compatible wallet address.
- An understanding of your project’s requirements.
- An API key from the Mobula Dashboard (required for production; optional in development mode).
Walkthrough
1
Configure Your Query
Select the wallet address you wish to investigate. You have the option to filter by transaction type, specific assets, blockchain networks, and timeframes.
2
Initiate the API Request
Make the API call using your preferred method - cURL, Axios, or the Mobula SDK (Beta):Using cURL:Using Axios:Using Mobula SDK (Beta):
3
Examine the Transaction Details
The API’s response will include a wealth of information, including transaction timestamps, types, amounts, and specific blockchain data.
Utilizing Transaction Data
With the retrieved information, you can:- Monitor Wallet Transactions: Keep an eye on incoming and outgoing transactions in real-time or historically.
- Understand Wallet Interactions: Learn how the wallet engages with different cryptocurrencies and blockchains.
- Create Detailed Transaction Reports: Develop comprehensive transaction histories for wallets, crucial for financial tracking or analysis.