Get All Supported Assets
GET/assets/get-all-assets
Returns the full list of chains and tokens available on the platform.
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Get Supported Chains
GET/assets/get-chains
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Add an Asset
POST/assets/add-asset
Creates a new wallet (deposit address) for a specific chain and token within an account.
string
required
The account this wallet belongs to.
string
required
The blockchain identifier (e.g.,
ethereum, solana). See Supported Chains.string
required
The token ticker (e.g.,
USDC, SOL).Response
Batch Add Assets
POST/assets/batch-add-asset
Create multiple wallets in a single request. Useful when onboarding a new account that needs wallets across multiple chains.
string
required
The account these wallets will belong to.
array
required
Array of chain identifiers.
array
required
Array of token tickers. Each ticker is paired with the corresponding chain by index.
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Get User Assets
POST/assets/get-user-assets
Returns all assets (wallets) for the authenticated user, or filtered by account.
string
Filter assets by account. If omitted, returns all assets across all accounts.
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Check Balance
POST/balance/check
Returns the current balance for a specific asset.
string
required
The asset ID to check the balance for.
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Archive an Asset
POST/assets/archive-asset
Deactivates a wallet. The address remains valid for receiving funds, but the asset will no longer appear in active asset lists.
string
required
The ID of the asset to archive.
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Add Customer Asset
POST/assets/add-customer-asset
Create a wallet for a specific B2B customer. See Customers for context on the customer model.
string
required
The customer ID to create the wallet for.
string
required
Blockchain identifier.
string
required
Token ticker.
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Get Customer Assets
POST/assets/get-customer-assets
Returns all wallets for a B2B customer.
string
Filter by customer. If omitted, returns assets for all customers.
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Supported Chains & Tickers Reference
Deposit addresses are chain-specific. Never send a token to an address on the wrong chain — funds sent to the wrong network cannot be automatically recovered.

