List all blockchain networks supported by Alchemy, including EVM and Solana chains, to identify compatible networks for your development needs.
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"Alchemy" matching MCP tools:
- Initiate a token swap from a smart contract account using the Alchemy wallet API, requiring the owner SCA address and signer address.MIT
- Retrieve a Beacon Chain block by providing a slot number, block root, or keyword such as head, finalized, or genesis.MIT
- Simulate the execution of a bundle of 1-2 transactions with full call traces. Verify transaction behavior and debug complex interactions before sending to the network.MIT
- Retrieve the Beacon Chain state root hash for a specified state, enabling verification of chain integrity and facilitating consensus layer data queries.MIT
- Retrieve justified and finalized epochs from a given beacon state by specifying state ID (head, genesis, finalized, slot, or state root).MIT
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- Retrieve detailed information about a Solana token, NFT, or compressed NFT using its mint ID. Input the asset ID and optionally specify the network to get comprehensive asset data.MIT
- Get current USD prices for tokens by providing their contract address and network. Submit a list of address-network pairs to fetch prices in a single request.MIT
- Retrieve all NFTs owned by a wallet address on a single network, with metadata and spam filtering options. Filter by contract, exclude spam, and paginate results.MIT
- Retrieve detailed information for multiple Solana assets using their mint IDs in one batch request.MIT
- Retrieve voluntary validator exit messages currently pending in the Beacon Chain mempool for the specified Ethereum network.MIT
- Simulate an ERC-4337 user operation to preview predicted asset changes before execution, enabling risk assessment and validation.MIT
- Retrieve the complete Beacon Chain configuration specification and protocol constants for a given Ethereum network, providing all config values needed for beacon node interactions and staking.MIT
- Retrieve the receipt of an ERC-4337 user operation by its hash. Obtain status, gas used, logs, and other details to verify the operation's outcome.MIT
- Determine if a wallet address holds any NFTs from a specified contract. Enables verification of ownership for access control, membership, or reward eligibility across EVM networks.MIT
- Retrieve the ERC-4337 entry point contract addresses supported for account abstraction on a given network.MIT
- Retrieve attestations included in a Beacon Chain block by providing a block ID (head, genesis, finalized, slot number, or block root). Specify the network to fetch attestation data for analysis.MIT
- Get the raw RLP-encoded block header for any block number or tag. Ideal for debugging or obtaining the exact encoded header data from Ethereum or compatible networks.MIT
- Retrieve current USD prices for multiple blockchain tokens by providing their ticker symbols like BTC or ETH, enabling quick price checks across assets.MIT
- Retrieve validator ETH balances from a specified beacon state, with optional filtering by validator index or public key. Use this to monitor validator balances across network states like head or finalized.MIT