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Animica Address History
x402
Animica Address History is a paid API for AI agents from animica.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.002164/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-15).
Retrieves paginated on-chain transaction history for a given ANM blockchain address, with filtering by direction, height range, and cursor-based pagination.
Price / call$0.002164
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Full transaction history for one Animica account (anim1… bech32m), served from the gateway's own head-following index with a stable cursor — up to 500 rows per call, amounts in nANM as decimal strings. The free per-block and per-tx APIs stay free; single-address lookups on explorer.animica.org stay free too (they scan at most 250 blocks per call).
Output
A JSON object containing a transactions array (each entry has height, tx_index, tx_hash, direction, counterparty, value, tip, gas, kind, block_hash, and timestamp with amounts in nANM decimal strings), plus index metadata (as_of_height, head_height, lag_blocks), total count, has_more flag, next_cursor for pagination, a derivation block documenting rules, and payment metadata.
Example use cases
Audit wallet activity for compliance
“Pull all outgoing transactions from the Animica address anim1xyz789… between block 5000 and block 20000 — show me up to 200 rows, newest first, so I can audit what was sent and to whom.”
Monitor recent deposits to an address
“List the last 100 incoming transactions to anim1abc456… on the Animica chain so I can see who sent funds and when.”
Page through full transaction history
“Get the next page of transaction history for anim1def000… using cursor 1700000000:18500:3 — 500 rows per page, any direction, in ascending order by block height.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://animica.dev/x402/chain/address-historyWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need to retrieve on-chain transaction history for a specific Animica (ANM) blockchain address, especially when you need filtering by direction (in/out/self), block height ranges, or paginated access to large histories. It is the canonical source for ANM account activity and is better than generic blockchain explorers when working natively within the Animica ecosystem.
Side effects
- Invalid address format (not anim1… bech32m or 32-byte hex) returns error
- Cursor mismatch if index snapshot changed between pages
- from_height greater than to_height returns empty or error
- limit out of range (0 or >500) returns validation error
- Address with no transactions returns empty transactions array
- Network or payment failure returns HTTP 402 or 5xx
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| limit | integer | rows per page, 1..500 (default 100) |
| order | string | desc (newest first, default) | asc |
| cursor | string | "<as_of>:<height>:<tx_index>" from a previous response's next_cursor; pages the same index snapshot |
| address | string | anim1… bech32m address (or a 32-byte hex account digest) |
| direction | string | any (default) | in | out | self |
| to_height | integer | inclusive upper height bound (default: the index tip) |
| from_height | integer | inclusive lower height bound (default 0 = genesis) |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json"
}Tags
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