Solana Swap API: Structured DEX Trade Data with 13 Fields Per Swap

Swap records begin May 2025 across every supported Solana DEX platform. Token creator data reaches back to chain start. Address registry (wallet age) data starts October 2024. Historical coverage is continuously expanding.

Raydium (all variants), Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Meteora, Orca, Jupiter, LetsBonk, Boop.fun, Bonk.fun, LaunchLab, and more. New platforms are typically supported within days of launch. Every swap across all of them is parsed into structured records.

Swap records are the raw input. PnL filtering applies rules on top of those records: stripping transfers, airdrops, dust, and MEV from profit calculations. The swap data endpoint gives you every trade. The PnL endpoint gives you the computed profit after filtering. Both are available through the same API.

Bulk endpoints support up to 100,000 wallet addresses per request. Fetch complete swap history by wallet, by token, or across token lists. Batch processing is built into the core architecture.

Solana RPC returns raw transaction data: signatures, instruction logs, account state changes. To get structured swap records from RPC, you need to parse every transaction, decode program instructions, resolve token pairs, compute USD values, and identify which bot executed the trade.Our swap API handles all of that. We ingest Solana blockchain data through dedicated Yellowstone gRPC streams using the Geyser plugin, parse every DEX swap in real-time, and deliver structured records with 13 fields per trade. Signer, token pair, USD value, DEX, fee breakdown, and bot program ID. Ready to fetch and use. No node to run, no custom parser to maintain.

Full documentation is provided upon access. Each endpoint comes with request and response schemas, rate limits, and example payloads.

Contact us with your use case. Plans start at $250/mo with custom configurations for high-volume applications.

Built for web3 developers and crypto platform builders. DEX aggregator analytics, trade monitoring dashboards, wallet screening tools, onchain forensics applications, and Telegram alert bots all connect through the same REST endpoints. The structured swap data powers any application that needs to understand trading activity across the Solana blockchain. Compared to QuickNode and other RPC providers, our API delivers pre-parsed swap records instead of raw transaction data. Solana Tracker and similar platforms show swap data in a UI. Our API delivers it programmatically at scale.

No. Our Solana swap API provides historical and real-time swap data records, not trade execution. It does not submit transactions, interact with liquidity pools, or route orders through any DEX. For swap execution, tools like Jupiter aggregator handle routing and slippage optimization. Our API gives you the data layer: every completed swap parsed into structured records with 13 fields, so you can analyze trading patterns, compute PnL, and monitor wallet activity across the Solana blockchain.

Jupiter is a swap execution aggregator. You send it a token pair and amount, it returns a quote with routing and slippage parameters, and executes the trade. Our Solana swap API is the opposite: it reads completed swaps from the blockchain and returns structured data records. Every trade that already happened on Raydium, Pump.fun, Meteora, Jupiter, and other platforms is parsed into 13 fields including signer, token pair, USD value, fee breakdown, and bot program ID. Jupiter executes trades. Our API analyzes them.

Bundle detection endpoints identify coordinated transactions at token launch, including sandwich attacks and supply sniping. The swap data itself includes bot program IDs (via the parent_program_id field), which reveal whether a trade was executed by a known MEV bot, sniper, or automated trading program. Combine swap records with bundle detection to build comprehensive onchain forensics: identify which wallets are running sandwich attacks, measure their impact, and track their activity across every supported Solana DEX.