A remote Solana wallet tracker that lets an assistant check balances and recent transactions, watch a wallet, and fetch alert events.
What you can do
Look up a Solana mainnet wallet's SOL balance, five most recent transaction signatures with block time and success status, and whether an empty account is a stake account. Start monitoring a wallet, which the server polls every 15 seconds and records new transactions for. Receive alerts through a webhook URL if the client can accept webhooks, or get a poll token and fetch recorded alert events with it.
When to use it
Useful when you want an assistant to inspect Solana wallet activity on demand or keep an eye on a wallet and surface new transactions, either through webhooks or by polling alerts.
Requirements
A remote streamable HTTP endpoint; no package, environment variable, header or authentication is declared. Webhook delivery needs a client that can receive HTTPS webhooks; otherwise the poll token and periodic get_alerts calls are used. Network access to the Solana mainnet data behind the server is implied.
Before you install
Watching a wallet creates server-side monitoring that polls every 15 seconds and records new transactions; stop or clean up watches you no longer need. Wallet addresses and any webhook URL you supply are sent to a third-party server. The service is described as free, but no terms, retention or privacy details are provided.
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Look up a Solana mainnet wallet: current SOL balance (lamports), the 5 most recent transaction signatures with block time and success/failure, and whether an empty account is a stake account. Use this to inspect any wallet's recent on-chain activity.
Parameterswalletrequired
watch_wallet
Start monitoring a Solana wallet. The server polls it every 15s and records each NEW transaction. If you can receive webhooks, pass webhook_url (https). If you cannot, omit it: the server creates a poll token for you — then call get_alerts with it.
Parameterslabelwalletrequiredwebhook_url
get_alerts
Fetch recorded alert events for a watch token (returned by watch_wallet when no webhook_url was given). Returns up to 20 most recent events. Poll this periodically.
Parameterstokenrequired
Version history
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v1.0.2LatestSep 16, 2026
Score
83%
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