DeFi API for Wallet Positions, Yield & Portfolio Data

A DeFi API lets you read decentralized-finance data programmatically. With CoinStats you pass a wallet address and get its DeFi positions back as JSON: staking, lending, LP, and yield across protocols, each resolved to a live USD value, without integrating each protocol yourself.

A positions API like CoinStats tells you what a specific wallet holds across DeFi. A TVL API reports protocol-level totals and rankings, not individual wallet positions. Use a positions API to build portfolio, tax, or dashboard features per user.

No. CoinStats is a DeFi data API: it reads and normalizes positions. It does not execute transactions, run swaps or bridges, or stake on your behalf. Pair it with an execution provider if you need to act on positions.

10,000+ protocols across lending, DEX and LP, liquid staking, and yield, auto-detected per wallet. Lending and borrowing: Aave, Compound, Morpho, Spark, Venus, Benqi, JustLend. DEX and LP: Uniswap, Curve, PancakeSwap, Balancer, SushiSwap, Aerodrome, Velodrome, QuickSwap, Camelot, Orca, Raydium. Liquid staking: Lido, Rocket Pool, Jito, Marinade. Yield and vaults: Yearn, Convex, Pendle, Beefy. Plus thousands more across Ethereum and EVM chains, Solana, and 120+ networks.

Yes. The CoinStats MCP Server exposes wallet, DeFi, and portfolio tools over the Model Context Protocol. It works with Claude, Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, and N8N. The same API key works for REST and MCP.

Staking, lending and borrowing, liquidity-pool (LP) shares, and yield-farming positions, each with principal, rewards owed, and current USD value, auto-detected per wallet across 10,000+ protocols.

10,000+ protocols across 120+ chains, including Ethereum and all major EVM chains plus Solana and other non-EVM networks, through one endpoint format.

Yes. Every position is returned with a live USD value, drawn from price coverage of 100,000+ coins, so portfolio views and dashboards render without a separate pricing integration.

Yes. Aggregate DeFi positions with token balances into a portfolio view with realized and unrealized P&L, calculated with average buy and sell prices, so trackers and tax tools show performance without their own accounting engine.

Yes. DeFi positions are covered across Ethereum and EVM chains, Solana, and 120+ networks in total, through one schema. One integration covers DeFi across chains.

Clean JSON over REST, with standard HTTP status codes and API-key auth. DeFi positions are pre-enriched with USD values and token metadata, so they map directly to UI components.

Yes. The CoinStats free tier includes 20,000 credits per month at 2 requests per second, no credit card required. It is the same data available on paid plans at a lower limit, enough to prototype and ship.

Credit-based. Each plan includes a monthly credit allowance and each endpoint costs credits by complexity, not a flat request cap. Start free with 20,000 credits per month and upgrade for higher limits.

Yes. Paid plans include commercial use, and the API already powers portfolio apps, tax tools, and dashboards in production. There are no feature gates between tiers.

Create a free account, generate an API key from the dashboard, and make your first DeFi positions request in minutes using the examples in the docs. The free tier is enough to build and test a full integration.