Description
n8n-nodes-dexpaprika
An n8n community node for DexPaprika: keyless DEX and on-chain market data across 36 blockchains. No API key and no signup to start.
The node works as a normal n8n node and as an AI Agent tool, so your AI Agent can query live DeFi data directly.
Installation
In n8n, go to Settings > Community Nodes > Install, enter n8n-nodes-dexpaprika, and confirm. See the n8n community nodes docs for details.
Operations
Token
- Search – find tokens, pools, and DEXes across all networks by name, symbol, or address
- Get Details – price and metadata for one token on one network
- Get Prices (Batch) – USD prices for up to 10 tokens on the same network
- Get Top Tokens – top tokens on a network by volume
- Get Token OHLCV – historical USD candles for one token, volume-weighted across every pool it trades in on that network (1m to 24h intervals, up to 1000 candles). Needs the credential with a Dev, Pro or Enterprise key; the operation calls
https://api-pro.dexpaprika.comon its own. Plans are on the pricing page. See Get OHLCV data for a token. - Get Indicator – RSI, EMA, MACD, Bollinger Bands or VWAP for one token, computed the same way as Get Token OHLCV. Needs the credential with a Dev, Pro or Enterprise key; the operation calls
https://api-pro.dexpaprika.comon its own. See Get a technical indicator for a token. - Get Top Pools – top pools on a network by volume
- Get Details – full details for one pool
- Get OHLCV – historical candles for one pool (1m to 24h intervals, up to 1000 candles). Start accepts an offset such as
-24h. History depends on your plan: without a credential the last 24 hours at 1h and longer, a free key 7 days at 10m and longer, Dev 30 days at every interval, Pro with no plan limit on history. See OHLCV limits by plan. - Get Indicator – RSI, EMA, MACD, Bollinger Bands or VWAP over the candles for one pool. Available on every plan, with the same interval and history limits as Get OHLCV. The Additional Fields collection takes Limit, Start, End and Cursor for every indicator, plus Period (RSI, EMA, Bollinger Bands, VWAP), Fast Period, Slow Period and Signal Period (MACD), and Standard Deviation (Bollinger Bands); each is sent only when you add it. See Get a technical indicator for a pool and the technical indicators tutorial.
- List Networks – every supported blockchain network
- List DEXes – DEXes on a network
- Get Stats – platform-wide totals (chains, DEXes, pools, tokens)
- DexPaprika in n8n
- DexPaprika API docs
Pool
Network
Example
As a normal node. Add the DexPaprika node, set Resource to Pool and Operation to Get Top Pools, and Network to base. Run it, and the node returns the top pools on Base by 24h volume, ready to pass to any downstream node (a message, a spreadsheet, a database).
As an AI Agent tool. Wire the DexPaprika node into an AI Agent node’s Tool input and prompt the agent with something like “What are the top 5 pools on Base by 24h volume, and what is WETH trading at on Ethereum?” The agent picks the right operations, fills in the parameters, and returns live results.
Credentials
Optional. The node works with no credential attached: DexPaprika serves a keyless free tier for public read access, with data delayed up to 60 seconds. Current rates and quotas are on the rate limits page. Existing workflows need no change.
Attaching a DexPaprika API credential raises both the credit allowance and the per-minute limit: keyless runs at 15 requests a minute and a registered key at 30, so attach one when you hit either ceiling. It also opens 7 days of OHLCV history at 10-minute candles and longer. Paid plans serve real-time data: Dev is $30 per month at 120 a minute and Pro $99 at 500. Current quotas are on the pricing page and the mechanics are in the rate limits docs.
Get a free key at console.dexpaprika.com and paste it exactly as issued: the node sends the key as the entire Authorization value, with nothing in front of it.
Use the credential’s Test button to confirm it works. It checks /usage, deliberately: on the data endpoints a key the API cannot read is ignored rather than rejected, so the call returns 200 with real data while quietly serving you the keyless tier. /usage is the only endpoint that reports the truth.
