near-indexer-query

To retrieve NEAR blockchain transactions, query the indexer data by providing the specific account name and setting the query type to transactions. The tool returns structured, readable results with properly formatted timestamps and amounts.

Yes, you can track fungible token and NFT transfers for any NEAR account size by setting the query_type parameter to ft_transfers or nft_transfers. The indexer handles accounts of any scale, from ad hoc lookups to scheduled report generation.

The best way to audit NEAR account activity including staking events is to execute a comprehensive activity query. This retrieves directional history, balance changes, and contract calls, returning structured data ready for compliance reporting and dashboards.

You need to specify an account name as a required input, while limit and order are optional parameters to refine your NEAR indexer data queries. Providing them helps control the volume and sorting of the returned transaction and transfer records.

Yes, the NEAR indexer query tool formats timestamps and amounts automatically within its structured results. It includes built-in error handling to ensure the returned transaction and token transfer data is readable and ready for analytics workflows.

Using indexer data for NEAR account monitoring provides comprehensive historical context across transactions, token transfers, and contract calls that direct RPC calls often lack. It delivers structured outputs specifically formatted for auditing, compliance, and dashboard integration.