Using DAS API
Can I get price data for any token?
Can I get price data for any token?
Price data is available only for Jupiter-verified tokens. Check whether
token_info.price_info exists in the getAsset response.How do I get all NFTs for a wallet?
How do I get all NFTs for a wallet?
Use
getAssetsByOwner with the wallet address, and paginate if the wallet holds many assets.What's the difference between getAsset and searchAssets?
What's the difference between getAsset and searchAssets?
getAsset retrieves one asset by mint address, while searchAssets lets you query multiple assets with filters.How do I find the largest holders of a token?
How do I find the largest holders of a token?
Use the standard RPC method
getTokenLargestAccounts with your token’s mint address. This returns the top 20 holders sorted by balance. See our getTokenLargestAccounts guide for details.How do I find all token holders of a specific mint?
How do I find all token holders of a specific mint?
Use
getProgramAccounts filtered by the token program and mint address, or getTokenAccountsByOwner for specific owners. For comprehensive token holder analysis, combine with getTokenLargestAccounts.How do I get the market capitalization of a token?
How do I get the market capitalization of a token?
Multiply the token’s circulating supply by its current price (from
getAsset). Only Jupiter-verified tokens include price data in DAS API responses.How to get updates on balance changes of all tokens owned by a wallet?
How to get updates on balance changes of all tokens owned by a wallet?
Subscribe to account changes using WebSockets or LaserStream, filtering for the wallet’s token accounts. You can also use webhooks with account monitoring for real-time balance change notifications.
Troubleshooting DAS API
Why does getAsset sometimes lack price?
Why does getAsset sometimes lack price?
We only show price data for Jupiter-verified tokens.
Why does my TOKEN_MINT webhook not return all token mints?
Why does my TOKEN_MINT webhook not return all token mints?
TOKEN_MINT webhooks only capture specific token creation patterns and programs. Some tokens may be minted through custom programs or methods not covered by standard webhook filters. Consider using account monitoring or transaction filtering for comprehensive token tracking.