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The WalletSuite REST API gives you direct HTTPS access to every wallet operation — balances, prices, fees, transaction preparation, broadcasting, and more.
Prefer typed helpers? Use the SDK instead. Building an AI agent? See the MCP Quickstart.

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Built for

Teams who need REST access to wallet operations from any language or stack — no SDK dependency, no agent layer. Common shapes: server-side backends handling multi-chain payments, internal treasury or ops dashboards, and embedded Web3 features inside existing fintech or commerce products.

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What you can build

  • Native and token balance queries with fiat valuation
  • Price, fee-quote, transaction status, and history queries across supported chains
  • Asset catalogs and name-service resolution (ENS, UNS)
  • NFT ownership and token allowance queries
  • Transaction preparation — payload construction, fee estimation, and simulation
  • Broadcast pre-signed transactions to supported chains
  • Staking and swap metadata queries on supported chains

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Make your first API request

1

Get your API key

Request a Pilot API key by emailing contact@walletsuite.io. Once you receive it, store it as an environment variable:
export WALLETSUITE_API_KEY="your-api-key"
2

Send an authenticated request

Pass your key in the X-API-KEY header on every request. All requests must use HTTPS.
curl -X GET "https://api.walletsuite.io/api/blocks/latest?chain=ethereum" \
  -H "X-API-KEY: $WALLETSUITE_API_KEY"
3

Handle the response

A successful response returns 200 OK with a JSON body. If you receive 401 or 403, check that your key is valid and correctly set in the header. If you receive 429, you have exceeded your rate limit — see rate limits for retry guidance.

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Next steps

  • Review Credentials & Authentication for a full explanation of the X-API-KEY header and error responses
  • Check rate limits to understand quota enforcement and how to handle 429 responses
  • Browse the endpoint groups in the sidebar for the full list of operations