Transactions
The Transactions group is the raw event layer for trade-level activity across tokens, pairs, wallets, and chains.
Use this group when you need:
- per-trade event streams instead of aggregated candles or stats
- token-specific or pair-specific trade history
- chain-wide recent trades
- time-bounded backfills
- large-trade filtering
- mint and burn event history
Which endpoint should I use?
| If you need... | Use this endpoint |
|---|---|
| Recent trades for one token | Trades - Token |
| Recent trades for one pair | Trades - Pair |
| Time-bounded trades for one token | Trades - Token Seek By Time |
| Time-bounded trades for one pair | Trades - Pair Seek By Time |
| Filtered chain-wide V3 trade feed | Trades - All (V3) |
| Latest chain-wide V3 trades | Trades - Recent (V3) |
| Filtered V3 trades for one token | Trades - Token (V3) |
| Large token trades only | Trades - Token Filtered By Volume (V3) |
| Token mint and burn events | Token - Mint/Burn |
| Time-bounded trades for one trader wallet | Trader - Trades Seek By Time |
Notes
- Use legacy token or pair trade endpoints for simple pagination and straightforward activity views.
- Use
seek_by_timeendpoints when you need incremental syncs or bounded time windows. - Use V3 trade endpoints when you need richer filters such as owner, source, pool, block-number ranges, or token-side
buyandsell. - Use
Trades - Recent (V3)for the freshest feed andTrades - All (V3)when you need a filtered archive. - Use
Trades - Token Filtered By Volume (V3)when you only care about larger prints.
Typical workflow
- Start with
Trades - Recent (V3)orTrades - Token (V3)to inspect current activity. - Switch to
seek_by_timeorTrades - All (V3)for bounded backfills. - Add price, holder, liquidity, or wallet analysis endpoints to explain who traded and what changed after the trade flow.
