Overview
The Webacy API supports multiple blockchain networks. Use the chain identifier in your API requests to specify which network to query.Not all endpoints support all chains. Check individual endpoint documentation for specific chain coverage.
Supported Networks
Chain Coverage by Endpoint
Threat Risks
/addresses/{address}
eth, pol, opt, arb, base, bsc, sol, ton, sei, sui, stellar, hedera, btc
Sanction Checks
/addresses/sanctioned/{walletAddress}
eth, pol, opt, arb, base, bsc, sol, ton, sei, sui, stellar, btc
For Hedera, sanction checks are included in the
/addresses/{address} response rather than a separate endpoint.Contract Risk
/contracts/{contractAddress}
eth, pol, opt, arb, base, bsc
Approval Risks
/addresses/{address}/approvals
eth, pol, opt, arb, base, bsc
Transaction Scanning
/scan/{fromAddress}/transactions
eth, pol, opt, arb, base, bsc
Transaction Risk Analysis
/transactions/{txHash}
eth, base, bsc, pol, opt, sol, arb, stellar, hedera
Quick Profile
/addresses/{address}/quick-profile
eth, base, bsc, pol, opt, sol, arb
Holder Analysis
/holder-analysis/{address}
eth, pol, opt, arb, base, bsc, sol, stellar, sui, hedera
Early holder analysis is limited by data provider retention: Solana covers tokens launched within the last 12 months, and BSC covers tokens deployed within the last 3 months. Older tokens return
data_availability: "unsupported_token_age" with HTTP 200; previously analyzed tokens continue to return stored results.Address Poisoning
/addresses/{address}/poisoning
eth, pol, opt, arb, base, bsc
Trading Lite
/trading/...
sol
Default Chain
When no chain is specified, the API defaults to Ethereum (eth).