Covalent Data Exporter
Free to download on every platform. Comes pre-installed on BotFone, BotPad and BotFlip — with extra free apps included.
About this app
WHAT IT DOES
Covalent Data Exporter provides comprehensive read-only access to blockchain data through the Covalent API. Export token balances for any wallet address, retrieve full transaction history with timestamps and values, extract contract events (Transfers, Approvals, and custom events), fetch NFT metadata including traits and attributes, obtain real-time and historical price data, and view detailed block information. All data can be copied as JSON or downloaded as CSV for further analysis, reporting, or integration with other tools. This is a developer-focused utility for extracting structured blockchain data without writing GraphQL queries or managing API clients.
HOW TO USE
1. Connect your Web3 wallet (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, BSC, or any EVM-compatible chain).
2. Select the network that matches your target chain from the dropdown.
3. Enter a wallet address or contract address in the input field.
4. Choose the data type you want to export: token balances, transaction history, contract events, NFT metadata, price data, or block information.
5. Click "export data" to fetch the information from Covalent's API.
6. Review the results displayed in a structured table format.
7. Use the "copy JSON" button to copy the raw data as JSON, or "download CSV" to save it as a spreadsheet-compatible file for offline analysis.
TECHNICAL MECHANISM
Covalent Data Exporter interacts with Covalent's unified API, which aggregates and normalizes blockchain data from multiple EVM-compatible networks. The tool constructs API requests using the provided address, chain ID (derived from the network selection), and the chosen data type. Covalent's API returns structured JSON responses that include both the requested data and metadata such as block height, timestamp, and pagination information. The tool parses these responses, extracts the relevant fields, and presents them in a user-friendly table with proper formatting for numbers, addresses, and timestamps. For token balances, the tool automatically applies the correct decimal precision based on the token's decimals field. For transactions, it displays both the value in native currency and the gas details. The export functionality serializes the data into JSON or CSV formats without any additional processing, preserving the original data structure from Covalent. The tool includes a simulated rate-limiting awareness and provides clear feedback during the fetch operation.
WHAT IT CANNOT SEE
This tool is a frontend for the Covalent API — it does not validate data accuracy, verify completeness, or detect inconsistencies between Covalent's indexed data and actual on-chain state. The tool cannot guarantee that the API response is up-to-date or that rate limits have not been exceeded. It cannot detect if data has been manipulated at the API level or if there are discrepancies between Covalent's indexing and the source blockchain. The tool does not verify transaction signatures, validate contract logic, or confirm that NFT metadata is authentic. All data is presented as provided by Covalent — if the API returns stale, incomplete, or incorrect information, this tool will display it without warning. The tool cannot predict API response times, handle API outages gracefully beyond error messages, or provide real-time streaming data. It cannot export data for non-EVM chains or interact with private networks.
PLEASE NOTE
Covalent Data Exporter supports EVM-compatible blockchains only (Ethereum Mainnet, Goerli, Polygon, Arbitrum One, Optimism, BNB Smart Chain, and others via network selection). The tool requires a Covalent API key — in this implementation, it uses a simulated key for demonstration purposes. For production use, you must provide your own Covalent API key. The tool never submits transactions or signs messages; it is strictly read-only. Data export performance depends on Covalent's API response times and your network connection. Large data sets may be truncated; consider using pagination for bulk exports.