Transactions API

Newest token transfers on a chain

The newest token transfers on a whole chain, every token and wallet, most recent first; optionally only ERC-20, ERC-721 or ERC-1155. RHC, ETH, OP and SCROLL.

GET/api/external/transaction-analysis/recent-token-transfers/{chain}

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What it returns

A recency-ordered page of the newest token transfers on one chain — every token and every wallet, no address in the question. RHC, ETH, OP and SCROLL; every other chain returns 400. Optionally narrowed to one token standard. One row per transfer event: a transaction that moves three tokens is three rows, told apart by logIndex. AMOUNTS ARE RAW BASE UNITS, as strings; divide by the token's decimals where it has one. There is no pagination in this first cut — a single page of the newest 50 only. On busy chains the whole page can fall in one block.

Chains

Ethereum ETH
Robinhood Chain RHC
Optimism OP
Scroll SCROLL

Request

Send your key in the x-dex-data-key header. Replace each <placeholder> with a real value.

curl -H "x-dex-data-key: $DEXDATA_API_KEY" \
  "https://api.dexdata.io/api/external/transaction-analysis/recent-token-transfers/ETH"

Parameters
Parameter	Description
`standard` query · string · optional	Only transfers of one token standard: erc-20, erc-721 or erc-1155. Defaults to all, which also lists any other standard the chain carries.`allerc-20erc-721erc-1155`
`chain` path · string · required	RHC, ETH, OP and SCROLL only; every other chain returns 400.

Response fields

A JSON response. Every field is always present; null means the value could not be established, never zero.

Response fields of Newest token transfers on a chain
Field	Type	Description
`standard`	string	The filter every row belongs to — always echoes the request (or its default).
`transfers`	object[]	Newest first, in the order the source reports — never re-sorted here. Empty only when a filtered standard had no recent transfer.
`transfers[].txHash`	string	The transaction that carried the transfer, lowercase.
`transfers[].logIndex`	integer	The transfer event's position in its block; with txHash, a unique key.
`transfers[].blockNumber`	integer	The block it was mined in.
`transfers[].at`	integer	Unix SECONDS the block was mined at.
`transfers[].kind`	string \| null	mint, burn or transfer, as the chain index classifies the movement; null for any other kind.
`transfers[].from`	string \| null	The sending address, lowercase; the zero address on a mint.
`transfers[].to`	string \| null	The receiving address, lowercase; the zero address on a burn.
`transfers[].token`	object
`transfers[].token.address`	string	The token contract, lowercase.
`transfers[].token.symbol`	string \| null	The token's symbol, or null when none is published.
`transfers[].token.name`	string \| null	The token's name, or null when none is published.
`transfers[].token.standard`	string \| null	ERC-20, ERC-721, ERC-1155 or another standard the chain carries.
`transfers[].token.decimals`	integer \| null	The token's decimals; null for an NFT, or when none is published.
`transfers[].amountRaw`	string \| null	Units moved, in RAW base units, as a decimal string. "1" on an ERC-721 transfer, which moves one item by definition.
`transfers[].tokenId`	string \| null	The item moved, as a decimal string, on an NFT transfer; null on a fungible token.

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