Get ERC20 token data

Immutable's Blockchain Data APIs allow developers to retrieve data about fungible/ERC20 tokens on Immutable-supported chains. You can get a list of supported ERC20 tokens supported on a specific chain, or details of a specific token, via Immutable's Token API.

Sections

• Request parameters
• List all ERC20 tokens supported by Immutable's indexer
• Get the details of a single token

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note

$IMX is the native token to Immutable's zkEVM blockchain. Immutable supports both native and ERC20 interfaces for $IMX for developer convenience. However the Blockchain Data indexer will always represent activities $IMX as native for consistency purposes, independent of what interface was called.

Request parameters

Parameter	Description	Required
chainName	String representing the name of the chain. A list of available chains can be found here.	Yes
contractAddress	The contract address of a ERC20 contract; mandatory if you are requesting details of a specific ERC20 token	No

List all ERC20 tokens supported by Immutable's indexer

This request returns all supported ERC20 tokens on a user specified blockchain.

SDK

Use the List Tokens API directly, or use one of the SDKs:

const response = await client.listTokens({ chainName:"<foobar>" });

API

Using Immutable's API you can get a list of supported ERC20 tokens for an individual chain with the following Get Tokens API call; which will produce a result in the below format. You can also get details of a single ERC20 contract by using the contract address.

📚API reference

• ListTokens

GET /chains/{chainName}/tokens/{address}

Example response

{
  "result": {
    "chain": {
      "id": "eip155:13473",
      "name": "imtbl-zkevm-testnet"
    },
    "contract_address": "string",
    "root_contract_address": "string",
    "symbol": "string",
    "decimals": 0,
    "image_url": "string",
    "name": "string"
  }
}

Get the details of a single token

This request returns details of a ERC20 token supported on a user specified blockchain. Use the Get Token API with the following parameters:

const chainName = 'imtbl-zkevm-testnet';
const contractAddress = CONTRACT_ADDRESS;
const response = await client.getToken({chainName, contractAddress});