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New API Upgrade: Token – Creation Info Now Supports Robinhood Chain

Birdeye Data’s Token – Creation Info API now supports Robinhood Chain.

New API Upgrade: Token – Creation Info Now Supports Robinhood Chain

Birdeye Data’s Token – Creation Info API now supports Robinhood Chain.

By setting x-chain: robinhood, developers can retrieve creation information for a Robinhood token through the same endpoint and response structure they already use across supported chains.

For token products, the first onchain transaction is often foundational context. It anchors when a token was created, which address deployed it, and which transaction established its onchain history. Without a reliable source for that data, teams end up maintaining chain-specific logic or stitching together explorer calls before they can build a useful token page, launch monitor, or research workflow.

This update makes that provenance data available for Robinhood Chain through Birdeye Data.

What You Can Retrieve

For a Robinhood token address, Token – Creation Info returns the core data needed to trace the token’s creation:

  • Creation transaction hash
  • Creator address
  • Block timestamp, available as Unix and human-readable time

The update is intentionally straightforward: pass the Robinhood token address and set the chain header to robinhood. The endpoint keeps its established request and response structure, so existing integrations can expand their chain coverage without adopting a separate workflow.

Build Token Context from the First Transaction

Creation data is a practical foundation for products that need to explain where a token came from, rather than only what it is trading at now.

Launch monitors can use the creation timestamp to identify and order new tokens. Token pages can surface the deployer and creation transaction alongside market and trading data. Research tools can use the creator address as an entry point for deeper onchain investigation. Automated systems can trigger a workflow when a newly observed token meets a creation-time condition.

Because the response structure is consistent across supported networks, multi-chain apps can incorporate Robinhood Chain into the same data pipeline instead of maintaining a bespoke chain integration.

Get Started

Use GET /defi/token_creation_info with the Robinhood token address and x-chain: robinhood.

Read the Token – Creation Info API reference or view the full changelog.


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