Get Address Internal Transactions

Authorizations

X-API-KEY

string

header

required

API key to access the API (optional)

Query Parameters

chainId

enum<number>

default:1

required

Unique identifier for a blockchain network.

Available options:

1,

10,

100,

10143,

1028,

1101,

1111,

1112,

11124,

11155111,

11155420,

1284,

1285,

1287,

130,

1301,

137,

143,

146,

167000,

167009,

168587773,

1923,

1924,

199,

2442,

25,

252,

2522,

2741,

300,

324,

33111,

33139,

37714555429,

42161,

421614,

42170,

42220,

43113,

43114,

4352,

43521,

44787,

480,

4801,

50,

5000,

5003,

50104,

51,

531050104,

534351,

534352,

56,

57054,

59141,

59144,

660279,

80002,

80069,

80094,

81457,

8453,

84532,

97

Example:

1

walletAddress

string

default:0xFd96F75963FBaFF02341e3cFf43f48C1f3B13343

required

The address to query.

Example:

"0xFd96F75963FBaFF02341e3cFf43f48C1f3B13343"

startBlock

string

The integer block number to start searching for transactions

endBlock

string

The integer block number to stop searching for transactions

page

number

The integer page number, if pagination is enabled

offset

number

The number of transactions displayed per page

sort

enum<string>

default:asc

Sorting preference, use asc to sort by ascending and desc to sort by descending

Available options:

asc,

desc

includeRaw

boolean

Returns the raw data given by the provider. WARNING: removes backup feature, and raw data returned is not normalized which might make switching providers difficult

Example:

null

provider

enum<string>

Overrides our autorouting. Only specify this parameter if you would like to specify only a single provider to use for this request.

Available options:

EtherScan

Response

200 - application/json

The response is of type object.