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Query the Solana blockchain programmatically to track token supplies, inspect account balances, and broadcast transactions. Connecting this decentralized ledger to our workflow automation tool lets you trigger webhooks for finalized blocks, search epoch schedules, and sync wallet data with databases. Sign up for free today to build your first Web3 pipeline.
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Returns the total supply of an SPL Token type.
Returns transaction details for a confirmed transaction.
Returns the SOL balance of the account of provided Pubkey.
Returns the token balance of an SPL Token account.
Returns the current block height of the node.
Returns the estimated production time of a block.
Returns the slot that has reached the given or default commitment level.
Returns the current Transaction count from the ledger.
Returns information about the current epoch.
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Automate Solana Blockchain Actions and Web3 Workflows with Make
Connect Solana to Slack and other apps using Make. Automate your Web3 workflows, receive real-time wallet notifications, and export transaction history to databases without writing complex code.
Trigger actions in your everyday apps like Slack or email whenever a transaction occurs on the Solana blockchain.
Interact with Solana smart contracts and execute transactions without needing to write complex code.
Receive real-time alerts on your phone or computer whenever there is activity in your Solana wallet.
Automatically export your Solana transaction history to spreadsheets or databases for easy accounting.
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