How To Grab A Wallet's Assets

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Grabbing A Wallet's Assets with the DropChain API

Indexing a wallet is an essential step to view and manage the assets a user holds in their wallet. With the DropChain API, you can easily index a wallet without any web3 experience. The asset_indexer endpoint allows you to grab a JSON object that includes all assets that a user holds.

You might want to use this API endpoint when displaying a user's inventory or app wallet.

The DropChain API is available in both code and no-code forms. So, regardless of your technical expertise, you can build a web3 app in no time!

How To Use

Code:

If you know how to code, you can use the following code examples below to get started. Python (with the DropChain SDK) and Javascript (using fetch) is shown, but any language that supports POST requests will work.

For a more in-depth guide on how DropChain works, we recommend the guide here.

No Code:

The DropChain API integrates with existing no-code tools. Bubble.io allows you to make no-code web apps, and DropChain has a no-code plugin with the functionality above.

This enables you to build 100% no-code web3 apps, games, and any other platform you can imagine.

Check out our guide here to get started building a no-code web3 app with DropChain and Bubble.io — no coding experience needed.

Conclusion

For more information on using the asset_indexer endpoint, refer to the DropChain API documentation.

By following these steps, you'll be able to mint your first NFTs using the DropChain API in minutes. For more information and examples, refer to the DropChain documentation.

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