Solana data your code can use right away
Ask for a wallet, a token or a transaction. Nodrel returns parsed JSON with clear field names, so you skip the decoding work.
Think of it as a kitchen
Raw ingredients are useful, but nobody serves them as they are. A kitchen turns them into a dish that is ready to eat. Nodrel takes raw account data from the chain and serves it as labeled fields.
Nodrel is in development. This page describes how the service is designed to work.
A kitchen for chain data. Raw ingredients go in, a finished dish comes out.
Raw RPC data takes work to use
Account data arrives as encoded bytes. Turning it into balances or token names means extra calls and decoding logic for each program.
That code is slow to write and easy to get wrong.
How it works
- 1
Call one endpoint
Pass a wallet address, a token mint or a transaction signature.
- 2
Nodrel gathers and decodes
It reads the accounts involved and decodes them with the right program layouts.
- 3
You get labeled JSON
Amounts come with decimals applied and tokens come with their names.
What you get
Wallet holdings
SOL balance, token accounts and NFTs for any address.
Token metadata
Name, symbol, decimals and supply for a token mint.
Parsed transactions
A readable summary of what a transaction did, such as a swap or a transfer.
History by address
Past transactions for a wallet, already parsed and paginated.
curl "$NODREL_API_URL/v1/wallets/{address}" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $NODREL_API_KEY"
# Example response
{
"address": "7xKX...9fQa",
"sol": 12.4,
"tokens": [
{ "symbol": "USDC", "amount": 310.0 }
],
"nfts": 3
}
Planned interface. Paths and fields may change before launch.
Who it is for
Wallets
Show holdings and readable history without writing a parser.
Portfolio and analytics tools
Pull clean data for many addresses at once.
Explorers and dashboards
Turn raw signatures into plain descriptions for users.
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