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.
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
cURL
Replace
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

