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Fortary provides a REST API that enables programmatic access to the platform’s core functionality. The same API that powers the Fortary web portal is available to your organization for building integrations, automating workflows, and connecting Fortary with your existing systems.

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Available API Categories

CategoryDescription
NetworksQuery supported blockchain networks and their configuration details
BalancesRetrieve account and vault balances across all supported chains
PortfolioAccess aggregated portfolio views with per-vault and per-account breakdowns
StakingQuery staking positions, rewards, available validators, and staking operations
DeFiRetrieve DeFi position data across protocols and EVM-compatible vaults
Transaction HistoryQuery paginated transaction history with filtering across all chains
Token ApprovalsView and manage ERC-20 token approvals granted to smart contracts
RPC ProxyDirect blockchain RPC access through Fortary’s infrastructure for supported networks
Real-Time EventsSubscribe to server-sent events (SSE) for real-time updates on transactions, balances, and other platform activity

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Integration Use Cases

The Fortary API supports a range of institutional workflows:
  • Portfolio reporting — Pull balance and transaction data into your organization’s reporting and risk management systems
  • Automated monitoring — Subscribe to real-time events to track transaction status and balance changes as they happen
  • Compliance integration — Export transaction history for audit trail and regulatory reporting
  • Custom dashboards — Build internal views that combine Fortary data with your organization’s other systems
  • Staking management — Programmatically query staking positions, rewards, and validator status

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Access & Roles

API access is scoped to your organization’s vaults and governed by the same role-based access controls that protect the web portal. The Developer role must be assigned on the relevant vaults before API access is available.
Full API reference documentation — including endpoint specifications, request/response schemas, and interactive testing — is available separately. Contact your Fortary account team for access.

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