Request all available tokens and their balances, manage token approvals and more.
getTokens
Retrieves a list of all available tokens on specified chains.
Parameters
params
(TokensRequest, optional): Configuration for the requested tokens.
chains
(ChainId[], optional): List of chain IDs or keys. If not specified, returns tokens on all available chains.
chainTypes
(ChainType[], optional): List of chain types.
options
(RequestOptions, optional): Additional request options.
Returns
A Promise that resolves to TokensResponse
.
Example
getToken
Fetches details about a specific token on a specified chain.
Parameters
chain
(ChainKey | ChainId): ID or key of the chain that contains the token.
token
(string): Address or symbol of the token on the requested chain.
options
(RequestOptions, optional): Additional request options.
Returns
A Promise that resolves to Token
object.
Example
Please ensure that you configure the SDK with EVM/Solana providers first. They are required to use this functionality. Additionally, it is recommended to provide your private RPC URLs, as public ones are used by default and may rate limit you for multiple requests, such as getting the balance of multiple tokens at once.
Read more Configure SDK Providers.
getTokenBalance
Returns the balance of a specific token a wallet holds.
Parameters
walletAddress
(string): A wallet address.
token
(Token): A Token object.
Returns
A Promise that resolves to a TokenAmount
or null
.
Example
getTokenBalances
Returns the balances for a list of tokens a wallet holds.
Parameters
walletAddress
(string): A wallet address.
tokens
(Token[]): A list of Token objects.
Returns
A Promise that resolves to a list of TokenAmount
objects.
Example
getTokenBalancesByChain
Queries the balances of tokens for a specific list of chains for a given wallet.
Parameters
walletAddress
(string): A wallet address.
tokensByChain
({ [chainId: number]: Token[] }): A list of Token objects organized by chain IDs.
Returns
A Promise that resolves to an object containing the tokens and their amounts on different chains.
Example
Token allowance and approval functionalities are specific to EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) chains. It allows smart contracts to interact with ERC-20 tokens by approving a certain amount of tokens that a contract can spend from the user's wallet.
Please ensure that you configure the SDK with the EVM provider. It is required to use this functionality.
Read more Configure SDK Providers.
getTokenAllowance
Fetches the current allowance for a specific token.
Parameters
token
(BaseToken): The token for which to check the allowance.
ownerAddress
(string): The owner of the token.
spenderAddress
(string): The spender address that was approved.
Returns
A Promise that resolves to a bigint
representing the allowance or undefined if the token is a native token.
Example
getTokenAllowanceMulticall
Fetches the current allowance for a list of token/spender address pairs.
Parameters
ownerAddress
(string): The owner of the tokens.
tokens
(TokenSpender[]): A list of token and spender address pairs.
Returns
A Promise that resolves to an array of TokenAllowance
objects.
Example
setTokenAllowance
Sets the token allowance for a specific token and spender address.
Parameters
request
(ApproveTokenRequest): The approval request.
walletClient
(WalletClient): The wallet client used to send the transaction.
token
(BaseToken): The token for which to set the allowance.
spenderAddress
(string): The address of the spender.
amount
(bigint): The amount of tokens to approve.
infiniteApproval
(boolean, optional): If true, sets the approval to the maximum uint256 value.
Returns
A Promise that resolves to a Hash
representing the transaction hash or void
if no transaction is needed (e.g., for native tokens).
Example
revokeTokenApproval
Revokes the token approval for a specific token and spender address.
Parameters
request
(RevokeApprovalRequest): The revoke request.
walletClient
(WalletClient): The wallet client used to send the transaction.
token
(BaseToken): The token for which to revoke the allowance.
spenderAddress
(string): The address of the spender.
Returns
A Promise that resolves to a Hash
representing the transaction hash or void
if no transaction is needed (e.g., for native tokens).
Example