DeFi API

Track DeFi events, protocol blocks, and historical data with a unified API.

DeFi Events & Blocks

The Tatum DeFi API gives developers access to on-chain DeFi activity, including events, blocks, and time-based snapshots.
It’s designed for building real-time dashboards, monitoring DeFi protocols, and enabling analytics on smart contract events.

Key Benefits of the DeFi API

  • Real-time DeFi event monitoring – Stay updated with liquidity, swaps, lending, and staking events.
  • Block-level visibility – Retrieve complete DeFi blocks or track the latest available block.
  • Time-based queries – Fetch block data at a specific timestamp for auditing and compliance.
  • Cross-chain DeFi coverage – Works with multiple blockchains supported by Tatum.
  • Optimized for analytics – Build dashboards and monitoring tools at scale.

DeFi API Endpoints

The API offers four core endpoints depending on your use case.
Choose the method that best fits your application.

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Get DeFi Events

GET /v4/defi/events
Retrieve on-chain DeFi events such as swaps, liquidity additions, lending, and staking.
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Get DeFi Blocks

GET /v4/defi/blocks
Fetch historical DeFi block data.
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Get Latest DeFi Block

GET /v4/defi/block/latest
Retrieve the most recent DeFi block available.
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Get DeFi Block by Time

GET /v4/defi/block/time
Retrieve DeFi block data based on a specific timestamp.
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DeFi API FAQs

Can I monitor DeFi events in real time?

Yes. The Get DeFi Events endpoint is designed to retrieve the latest protocol events such as swaps, liquidity changes, or staking actions.

Can I query historical DeFi blocks?

Yes. The API allows you to query any past DeFi block either directly by block number or based on a timestamp.


Use Cases for Developers

  • Power DeFi dashboards with real-time swaps, liquidity pools, and lending data.
  • Provide analytics platforms with complete DeFi block histories.
  • Enable compliance & auditing through timestamp-based DeFi block lookups.
  • Build alerting & monitoring systems for DeFi protocols.