evm

Query EVM chains by running a Python CLI that batches JSON-RPC calls to fetch wallet balances, token data, and transactions across eight networks. It supports Ethereum, BSC, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche, and zkSync Era.

Yes, you can query blockchain data using a Python script with zero external dependencies. The client uses Python 3.8+ standard library only, batching JSON-RPC calls to retrieve gas metrics and wallet portfolios without requiring pip installs.

Track gas prices and resolve token values by fetching gas metrics and querying token prices via CoinGecko integration. The client decodes contract data from standard RPC endpoints across supported networks to provide accurate portfolio valuations.

No, you do not need a private RPC endpoint to fetch transaction data, as standard RPC endpoints are supported by default. However, you can optionally configure private endpoints using the EVM_RPC_URL environment variable for enhanced reliability or higher rate limits.

Inspect transaction details and contract data on Arbitrum or Base by executing the read-only Python CLI, which retrieves and decodes standard RPC contract data. The client provides transaction inspection across these L2 networks without modifying chain state.

A limitation of this lightweight Python CLI is that it operates strictly as a read-only client, meaning it cannot execute transactions or modify blockchain state. It is designed for querying data and portfolio retrieval rather than broadcasting transactions.