Solutions · Wallet tracking
Monitor addresses, interpret onchain activity and deliver usable wallet signals without building a wallet-indexing stack from scratch.
One address vs a product
One address: looks simple.
NMany watched addresses need:
The problem
Wallet tracking looks simple at one address and becomes an infrastructure problem at scale. Products need transaction interpretation, filtering, history, deduplication, delivery and a consistent model across many watched addresses.
Capabilities
01
Turn wallet transactions into structured data your application can filter, display or trigger on.
02
Monitor watchlists and trader lists, and look up many wallets per call with batch endpoints. Watchlist size depends on your plan.
03
Connect behavior with KOL, alpha-wallet, token and deployer intelligence where relevant.
04
Choose REST or supported push/streaming transports according to the workflow.
Delivery
Pull
Read the activity of your watched wallets as swap and transfer events, filtered by wallet, action or event type.
Wallet Tracker APIPush
Receive each wallet tracker event as a signed HTTPS request to your endpoint.
Webhook docsStream
Subscribe to the wallet tracker channel on the WebSocket stream and handle events as they arrive.
Streaming docsArchitecture
1 · Source
Chain activity
Transactions and program events
2 · MadeOnSol
Data and intelligence layer
3 · Delivery
4 · Yours
Your watchlists and alert rules
Keys and business logic stay server-side
5 · Users
Your wallet product
Build outcomes
Displaying MadeOnSol data to your own users requires a Business plan. See pricing
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