Token Search indexes tokens across supported chains and returns ranked results based on relevance, activity, and verification signals. It’s designed for building fast, reliable token discovery experiences in wallets, dashboards, and trading applications. You can search by:Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.moralis.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
- Token name (e.g.
Pepe) - Token symbol (e.g.
PEPE) - Token address
- DEX pair address
- Partial matches (e.g.
PEP→PEPE)
- Case-insensitive
- Resilient to partial input
- Optimized to prioritize legitimate tokens
Search Controls & Ranking
Token Search exposes several controls that affect how results are ranked and filtered.Verification Controls
isVerifiedContract
Whentrue, only verified tokens are returned.
Default:falseboostVerifiedContracts
Whentrue, verified tokens are ranked higher.
Default:true
Sorting Options
You can sort results using:volume1hDesc(default)volume24hDescliquidityDescmarketCapDesc
- Trading UIs
- Analytics dashboards
- Discovery vs relevance
Multi-Chain Search
Token Search supports querying across multiple chains in a single request. Blockchains currently supported:- Ethereum
- Polygon
- BNB Chain
- Arbitrum
- Optimism
- Base
- Avalanche
- Fantom
- Linea
- Ronin
- PulseChain
- Solana
Verified Token Prioritisation
Token Search applies additional weighting to verified tokens to improve result quality.How verification affects results
- Tokens listed on CoinGecko are treated as verified
- Verified tokens are:
- Ranked higher by default
- Preferred over similarly named unverified tokens
- This reduces exposure to spam, clones, and misleading symbols
- Boost verified tokens (default behavior)
- Filter results to only verified tokens
Response Data
Each search result may include:Limits & Constraints
Current limitations to be aware of:- Default limit: 10 results
- Maximum limit: 1000 results
- No pagination support
- Chain identifiers must be valid and correctly formatted
Usage Guidelines
To get the best results:- Use precise search queries where possible
- Limit searches to relevant chains
- Use verification filters for safer UX
- Choose appropriate sorting for your use case

