Every USDC, USDT or DAI transfer for a wallet or a whole token contract, balances and holders at any past block, and mints and burns, over REST. GoldRush reads stablecoin activity. It doesn't move money, so it sits beside your payment provider, not in place of it.
| From | Amount |
|---|---|
| 0x8e86…dce3 | 0.0068 USDC |
| 0x5280…d163 | 0.0132 USDC |
| 0x05c7…3fa5 | 0.02 USDC |
| 0x8e86…dce3 | 0.00022 USDC |
| 0x00cf…ddef | 0.01 USDC |
| 0xb1a5…ce5c | 1.6 USDC |
events/address with page-size=50, 0.5 credits. Updated 30 Oct 2026, 05:40 UTC.











Each stablecoin workflow maps to an endpoint or two. Credit costs are per call unless a row says per item.
Every transfer of one stablecoin into or out of an address, with the counterparty, the amount and the price at the time. Classified transactions add a send_token or receive_token type and a one-line description to each payment. That is the record behind payment matching and reconciliation.
All the events a stablecoin contract emitted over a block range, decoded, so every Transfer comes with its sender, receiver and amount. Transfers from or to the zero address are mints and burns.
Current and past stablecoin balances for every wallet you hold, priced, across chains. Balances on a date or at a block close the books at period end.
Every holder of a stablecoin and their balance, now or at a past block on Foundational chains.
The hosted GoldRush MCP server gives Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients 37 tools, including erc20_token_transfers, log_events_by_address, token_holders and token_balances. GoldRush Agent Skills give coding agents the endpoints, parameters and credit costs, so the code they write calls the API correctly. Both work in Claude Code and Cursor, among other agents, and agents without an API key can pay per request in stablecoins on Base through x402.
# MCP server: 37 tools, hosted by GoldRush
claude mcp add --transport http goldrush \
https://mcp.goldrushdata.com/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer $GOLDRUSH_API_KEY"
# Agent Skills: Foundational API, x402 and CLI
npx skills add covalenthq/goldrush-agent-skillsConfirm a customer's USDC payment reached the right address for the right amount.
Each morning, list stablecoin balances across the treasury's wallets and chains.
Report transfers above a threshold in a stablecoin contract's latest blocks.
Moralis covers stablecoins with REST endpoints, Streams webhooks and Datashare exports. GoldRush covers more chains and answers holder and balance questions at any past block, but has no push delivery or warehouse export today.
| Moralis | GoldRush | |
|---|---|---|
| Chains | 30+ | 100+ |
| Holders at a past block | Daily holder snapshots through Datashare | Any date or block on Foundational chains |
| Every transfer of a token | Exports of all transfers through Datashare | Decoded logs for any block range, 0.01 credits per item |
| Real-time delivery | Streams webhooks for transfers, mints and burns | None today: poll the latest block |
| Warehouse export | Snowflake, S3 or BigQuery | Not offered today |
| Address labels | On top holders | Not provided |
| Pay per request without an account | Not advertised as of 31 May 2026 | x402, in stablecoins on Base |
Sources: Moralis stablecoin APIs, GoldRush vs Moralis, token holders and log events by contract.
GoldRush is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant. Data is encrypted at rest with AES-256 and in transit with TLS 1.2, and we work with security firms to take down phishing sites and impersonators.

Every account starts with a 14-day free trial: 25,000 API credits and 4 requests per second, with no credit card. Transfers for a wallet cost 0.05 credits per item, so the trial covers 500,000 of them. Paid plans start at $10 a month.
Your first API call in a few minutes.
Balances, transactions, prices and approvals on one key.
Every chain, and which endpoints each one supports.
Every endpoint and its credit cost, on one page.
A wallet's transfers of one token, with prices.
Every event a token contract emitted, decoded.
Holders and balances on any date or block.
Chain coverage, pricing model and x402.
Decoded data and JSON-RPC on one key or two.
REST or GraphQL, and chain coverage.