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Nova is the API for apps that need to understand Solana wallets, tokens, and trades. Start with a public wallet address. Get the safety checks, wallet data, token context, and Nyomi answer your product needs.

Ask Nyomi about a wallet

Send a question and a public wallet address. Nyomi returns a plain-language answer grounded in Nova data.

Check risk before you show it

Score tokens, wallets, dapps, transactions, and addresses before they reach users.
curl "https://releasing-soon.com/v1/nyomi/respond" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $NOVA_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "message": "Explain this wallet in plain English.",
    "walletAddress": "9xQeWvG816bUx9EPfQ5D9b8fRGyJitf8F6f4fH6QJjAo"
  }'

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Why Developers Use Nova

Developers should not need five providers just to answer normal product questions:
  • Is this token safe enough to show?
  • What does this wallet own?
  • What did this wallet trade?
  • What tokens are moving right now?
  • Can my agent explain this wallet in plain English?
Nova packages those answers into simple, rate-limited, API-key protected endpoints.

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API Sections

Security Model

Risk checks for tokens, wallets, dapps, transactions, and addresses.

Everything Data

Token discovery, wallet intelligence, trades, leaderboards, signals, and Nyomi.

Public Inputs for Nyomi

Ask with wallet addresses, token mints, transaction signatures, and public URLs.

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Get Started

Make your first request

Try a branded playground request with a token mint or public wallet address.

Understand authentication

Public API requests use Nova developer keys and strict rate limits.

Choose an API surface

Start with security APIs or data intelligence APIs.

Ask Nyomi with public data

Use public-chain context only: addresses, mints, signatures, and app URLs.
Nova works with public-chain identifiers. Keep recovery phrases, private keys, passcodes, and backup codes out of requests; wallet approvals and signing stay in the wallet.