FAQ
What is a wallet data API?
A wallet data API gives applications structured access to on-chain activity associated with blockchain wallet addresses. Depending on the implementation, this can include transactions, token transfers, NFT activity, contract events, and other wallet-related blockchain data.
What wallet data can ND Wallet Pulse provide?
ND Wallet Pulse can provide transaction data, token and NFT activity, block data, events, logs, and other supported on-chain information associated with tracked wallets and contracts.
Can ND Wallet Pulse deliver wallet updates in real time?
Yes. Webhooks and WebSockets can be used to deliver updates to your backend as relevant wallet or smart contract activity occurs.
Does ND Wallet Pulse support multiple blockchains?
Yes. ND Wallet Pulse supports multiple blockchain networks, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Solana, and other supported ecosystems depending on the product setup.
Can I monitor multiple wallet addresses?
Yes. ND Wallet Pulse is designed to track wallet activity at scale. The deployment and infrastructure configuration can be adapted to the number of wallets and networks required by your product.
What deployment options are available?
ND Wallet Pulse can be deployed as a cloud-based solution or on-premise, depending on your infrastructure, security, and data requirements.
Can I use wallet events to automate backend workflows?
Yes. Wallet and smart contract events can be delivered to your backend through Webhooks or WebSockets and used to trigger notifications, update application state, or run product-specific business logic.