Data Warehouse API
Detailed REST API Guide Web3 Interactions and Smart Contracts
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Detailed REST API Guide Web3 Interactions and Smart Contracts
Last updated
The Warehouse API provides developers and builders with a robust and scalable solution for managing warehouse operations efficiently. This API allows seamless integration with existing systems, enabling streamlined inventory management, order processing, and real-time data synchronization.
Scalability: Easily handle increasing data volumes and transaction loads without compromising performance.
Efficiency: Automate and optimize warehouse processes to reduce manual effort and errors.
Real-Time Data: Access up-to-date information on inventory levels, order status, and more.
Integration: Seamlessly connect with other systems and applications for a unified operational workflow.
Inventory Management: Track and manage stock levels, locations, and movements within the warehouse.
Order Processing: Efficiently handle order creation, picking, packing, and shipping operations.
Real-Time Updates: Receive real-time notifications and updates on inventory and order statuses.
Reporting and Analytics: Generate comprehensive reports and analytics for better decision-making.
To start using the Warehouse API, all you need is an API key. Go to developers.warehouseapi.com, connect your web3 wallet, create a project, and copy your API key. This API key is all you need to start receiving reliable warehouse data.
There are two ways to authorize your API request. Instead of YOUR_API_KEY, use the key you got at developers.warehouseapi.com:
Query Parameter
Authorization Header
List of supported networks with the corresponding ChainID:
XFI Testnet: 4157
XFI Mainnet: TBD
Our API is free for personal use, with a few limitations listed below:
200,000 calls per month
5 RPS (Requests Per Second)
300 seconds delay for data updates
Premium API plan for commercial usage is $199 per month, which includes 1 million API calls. Any additional 1 million API calls will cost an extra $25. We accept payments via credit card, including Visa, Mastercard, and American Express. You can start a free trial at our developers console. Please reach out here if you have any questions about the Premium API plan.
Q: Why can I not access all historical data about a certain item? A: For the time being, we currently index and display transaction data only from the date/time they are implemented. This means all transactions that occurred before the implementation date will not be included in transaction lists, aggregates/counts, and charts that involve the pre-implementation time period. You can find the list of implemented features and their dates at our documentation.
Q: How often is data updated? A: Currently, for the Free Tier Plan, there is a 300 seconds delay on all data updates.
Q: Am I sending too many requests? A: The rate limit is 5 concurrent requests per second.
Q: I only receive 20 transactions in the response. How can I look at older transactions?
A: Use the limit and offset query parameters to use pagination. Using the offset parameter, you can specify where to start a page. Using the limit parameter, you can specify the page size.
Some parameters can be unclear. Below are their descriptions:
limit: This is a parameter used for pagination. Use it to specify the page size. Learn more about pagination here.
offset: This is a parameter used for pagination. Use it to specify where to start a page. Learn more about pagination here.
Wallet Category:
heavy: Heavy Trader with $500k+ of trading volume in the last 30 days.
medium: Active Trader with $100k-$500k of trading volume in the last 30 days.
casual: Casual Trader with $10k-$100k of trading volume in the last 30 days.
bot: Trader with 1000+ transactions in the last 30 days. Most likely a bot.
noob: All other wallet addresses.
Need help with our API or want to provide some feedback? Join our Community Discord Server and head to the #api-questions channel, where you can chat with fellow builders!
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For a full list of chains supported, please use the Get All Chains endpoint. For the list of Chain_IDs, you can refer to .
chain_id: You can look up chain IDs for any EVM-powered network by going to .
verified: We use Token Lists to identify verified tokens. A token is considered verified if present in at least one Token List. For ERC-20 tokens, we use . For more info, go to our documentation.
