How to get list of transaction for ERC20 token address?

1. Change module=account to module=logs
2. Change action=tokentx to action=getLogs
3. Add topic0=0xddf252ad1be2c89b69c2b068fc378daa952ba7f163c4a11628f55a4df523b3ef

The last one is the hash of an ERC20 Transfer event.

You can obtain it programmatically, for example, using web3.js v1.x:

const Web3 = require("web3"); const TRANSFER_EVENT = Web3.utils.keccak256("Transfer(address,address,uint256)"); console.log(TRANSFER_EVENT); 

Through web3 code, when you query a particular transaction using web3.eth.getTransactionReceipt(id)

The response will contain a input parameter, check input.substring(0,10) == '0xa9059cbb' to ensure it is an erc20 transaction

Then you need to check input.substring(34,75) to get "to" address.

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You can do this with the getAssetTransfers endpoint from the Alchemy Transfers API, which the Alchemy SDK has support for.

For example, in javascript:

// Setup: npm install alchemy-sdk const alchemySdk = require("alchemy-sdk"); const Alchemy = alchemySdk.Alchemy; const Network = alchemySdk.Network; (async function main() { // Configure the Alchemy SDK instance with an https://www.alchemy.com API key. const config = { apiKey: "your api key", network: Network.ETH_MAINNET, }; const alchemy = new Alchemy(config); // Define the address and ERC20 token contract I care about. const USDCaddress = "0xA0b86991c6218b36c1d19D4a2e9Eb0cE3606eB48"; const thatguyintech = "thatguyintech.eth"; // Fetch transactions going into the desired address. const usdcTransfersToAlbert = await alchemy.core.getAssetTransfers({ toAddress: thatguyintech, contractAddresses: [USDCaddress], category: ["erc20"], }); console.log("transfers to me: ", usdcTransfersToAlbert); // Fetch transactions leaving from the desired address. const usdcTransfersFromAlbert = await alchemy.core.getAssetTransfers({ fromAddress: thatguyintech, contractAddresses: [USDCaddress], category: ["erc20"], }); console.log("transfers from me: ", usdcTransfersFromAlbert); })(); 

This would return all the USDC-related transactions for thatguyintech.eth (there's ENS resolution too, which is super nice :D )

transfers to me: { transfers: [ { blockNum: '0xc59520', uniqueId: '0xe1ccb0199953c1e2bdd23a40d272f9c8fab9b29cfe52c832569d8511ef689d5f:log:290', hash: '0xe1ccb0199953c1e2bdd23a40d272f9c8fab9b29cfe52c832569d8511ef689d5f', from: '0x88e6a0c2ddd26feeb64f039a2c41296fcb3f5640', to: '0xf5fff32cf83a1a614e15f25ce55b0c0a6b5f8f2c', value: 246.311717, erc721TokenId: null, erc1155Metadata: null, tokenId: null, asset: 'USDC', category: 'erc20', rawContract: [Object] }, ... ] } transfers from me: { transfers: [ { blockNum: '0xd2ad27', uniqueId: '0x0da90c9c984f764008b298920ff8d0f1c5cfdabde52af4f6caf0f4c94fdccb0a:log:443', hash: '0x0da90c9c984f764008b298920ff8d0f1c5cfdabde52af4f6caf0f4c94fdccb0a', from: '0xf5fff32cf83a1a614e15f25ce55b0c0a6b5f8f2c', to: '0x93fbe19d6fe3eb7618d9fd4318899c4f51b081c7', value: 100, erc721TokenId: null, erc1155Metadata: null, tokenId: null, asset: 'USDC', category: 'erc20', rawContract: [Object] }, ... ] } 

You can switch across other supported networks by changing the network attribute in the config.

i.e. with these options:

// from node_modules/alchemy-sdk/dist/src/types/types.d.ts export declare enum Network { ETH_MAINNET = "eth-mainnet", ETH_GOERLI = "eth-goerli", OPT_MAINNET = "opt-mainnet", OPT_GOERLI = "opt-goerli", ARB_MAINNET = "arb-mainnet", ARB_GOERLI = "arb-goerli", MATIC_MAINNET = "polygon-mainnet", MATIC_MUMBAI = "polygon-mumbai", ASTAR_MAINNET = "astar-mainnet" } 

Hope that helps!