Returns all transfers for a NFT by contract address and token id.

Highlights:

  • Chains supported: Ethereum, Goerli & Sepolia (testnet), Polygon, Arbitrum, BSC and Optimism with more coming soon
  • Returns all transfers for a token given a contract address and token id. Typically useful for monitoring transaction activity information for a particular token
  • Filter by transfer type (mint, burn or transfer)
  • Filter for specific blocks using block_start and or block_end
  • Filter for specific transaction (containing multiple transfers) using transaction hash
  • Data returned in descending order of block number, log index and batch index. Use the cursor to scroll through all data 25 (default) to 100 records at a time
  • Number of total transfers for the token
  • The to and from address involved in the transfer. Note mint (from) and burn (to) correspond to (0x0000… address)
  • The address of the authorized operator if applicable facilitating the transfer
  • The quantity transferred (note, always 1 for erc721, 1 or more for erc1155)
  • The recorded block information including number, timestamp, hash, log index and batch index (for erc1155)
  • The sale price in USD associated with the transfer along with the original currency (ETH, POL, USDT, DAI, etc) transacted. See the NFT Pricing section above for more details.
Path Params
string
required
Defaults to 0x192762e76ac5df44e3807c92ec8911cc13111eae

The address of the contract.

integer
required
Defaults to 10

The token id as specified in the contract.

Query Params
string
required
Defaults to eth-main

Blockchain from which to return results.

string

The transfer type for which to return results.

int32
≥ 1

Starting block number for which to return results.

int32

Ending block number for which to return results.

string

The transaction hash for which to return results.

string

Pass the cursor value from previous response to fetch next set of results.

int32
1 to 100
Defaults to 25

Number of results per page.

Response

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