On-chain Ethereum data for your Nick agent
Etherscan powers the Block Explorer node, so your agent reads wallet balances, transactions, token transfers, and contract data straight from Ethereum, without running its own node. Pick a query type, point it at an address or transaction hash, and feed the result into your workflow.
Read Ethereum on-chain data into your Nick agent, powered by Etherscan.
What the Etherscan Block Explorer node gets you
Etherscan powers the Block Explorer node, giving your agent a direct read on Ethereum activity. It turns raw on-chain records into structured fields your workflow can use.
Wallet balances and transactions
Pull native token balances and full transaction details, sender, recipient, value, block number, and status, for any Ethereum address.
Token transfers and contract data
Read recent ERC-20 transfer history with token metadata, plus contract name, verification status, ABI, and source code.
Gas prices and block data
Check safe, proposed, and fast gas rates, or pull block number, timestamp, transaction count, and miner for any block.
Wire it into any workflow
Drop the Block Explorer node into your agent alongside your other logic. It hands off clean on-chain data, no glue code required.
Etherscan data at a glance
The Block Explorer node turns Etherscan's on-chain records into data your agent can act on, in three steps.
Get started nowPick a query type
Choose address balance, transaction details, token transfers, contract info, gas prices, or block data.
01Point it at an address
Pass a wallet, transaction hash, contract address, or block number, even as a runtime expression.
02Feed your agent
Pass the on-chain result straight into your workflow's decision logic.
03Ethereum data without running a node
The Block Explorer node reads directly from Etherscan: address balances, transaction details, token transfers, contract information, gas prices, and block data, on Ethereum mainnet or the Sepolia testnet. The same node also covers BscScan, PolygonScan, Arbiscan, and Blockchain.com for Bitcoin, so your agent is not limited to one chain. It is a data source, not an execution venue, so pair it with an order node when you are ready to trade.
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Etherscan is the block explorer behind NickAI's Block Explorer node on Ethereum. It supplies wallet, transaction, and contract data straight from the chain.
Address balances, transaction details, token transfers, contract information, gas prices, and block data.
Yes. Ethereum mainnet and the Sepolia testnet are both supported through Etherscan.
No. The same node also covers BscScan, PolygonScan, Arbiscan, and Blockchain.com for Bitcoin, alongside Etherscan.
No. Etherscan is a data source, not an execution venue. Pair the Block Explorer node with an order node to act on what it reports.