Tatum Data API is a comprehensive solution designed for developers to easily access on-chain data such as token balances, NFT owners, and metadata, all through a suite of user-friendly APIs.

With Tatum Data API, developers can seamlessly integrate blockchain functionality into their applications, enabling them to deliver innovative, web3 solutions. This powerful indexing solution supports multiple blockchains, ensuring developers have access to the latest data across different networks.

Tatum Data API offers a reliable, scalable, and cost-effective way for developers to access on-chain data, making it an essential tool for any blockchain project.

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API Reference

Get the Balance of a Wallet

Retrieving the balance of a wallet is a crucial feature for users who want to keep track of their digital assets. By checking their wallet balance, users can:

• Monitor their asset holdings: Regularly checking the wallet balance helps users stay informed about the value of their assets, allowing them to make informed decisions about buying, selling, or holding their digital assets.
• Verify received transactions: When users expect to receive digital assets, checking the wallet balance helps confirm if the transaction was successful and if the correct amount has been received.
• Plan transactions: By knowing the balance of their wallet, users can plan transactions accordingly and ensure they have sufficient funds to cover fees or other expenses.

Get Transactions on a Specific Address

Viewing transaction history is another essential feature for users who want to track their digital asset activities. By accessing the transaction history of a specific address, users can:

• Audit past transactions: Users can review their transaction history to verify the accuracy of previous transactions, confirm the right amounts were sent or received, and ensure that no unauthorized transactions have occurred.
• Track spending and receiving patterns: Reviewing transaction history helps users analyze their spending and receiving habits, which can be useful for budgeting or evaluating the performance of their investments.
• Manage tax obligations: In many jurisdictions, digital assets are subject to taxation. Having access to transaction history enables users to maintain accurate records for tax purposes and meet their tax reporting obligations.