Your first request
Let’s make your first request using the Wallet API.In this example, we’ll retrieve token balances for a wallet on Ethereum - including formatted balances, USD values, prices, and metadata - with a single API call using Token Balances.
What we’ll fetch
- All ERC-20 and native token balances for a wallet
- Enriched data such as token metadata, prices, and USD values
- Normalized output you can use directly in apps or dashboards
Make the request
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YOUR_API_KEY with the API key from your Moralis dashboard.Response
The API returns a JSON object containing the wallet’s token balances. Each entry includes balances, prices, USD values, and security metadata.Response (JSON)
What you get
With a single request, Moralis provides:- Low-latency access to onchain wallet data
- Normalized balances across tokens
- Enriched pricing and USD values
- Token metadata and security signals
- Production-ready responses for apps and analytics
Next steps
- Explore more endpoints in the Wallet API
- Fetch NFT balances or transaction history
- Combine with Streams to react to wallet activity in real time
- Use Datashare or Data Indexer for large-scale analytics

