GET
/
dictionary
/
assets
/
{assetId}
Get Asset by ID
curl --request GET \
  --url https://api.bron.org/dictionary/assets/{assetId}
{
  "assetId": "10001",
  "assetType": "blockchain",
  "contractInformation": {
    "contractAddress": "0xdac17f958d2ee523a2206206994597c13d831ec7"
  },
  "decimals": "18",
  "networkId": "BTC",
  "symbolId": "s23378",
  "verified": true
}

Path Parameters

​
assetId
string
required

Query Parameters

​
assetIds
string[]

Filter results to only include these specific asset IDs

​
networkIds
string[]

Filter results to only include assets from these blockchain networks

​
symbolIds
string[]

Filter results to only include assets that represent these specific symbols

​
contractAddress
string

Filter results to only include assets that have this contract address

​
assetType
enum<string>

Filter by what kind of asset. See details

Available options:
blockchain,
exchange,
fiat,
nft
​
limit
string
​
offset
string

Response

OK

​
assetId
string
required

The unique ID for this asset

Examples:

"10001"

​
assetType
enum<string>

What kind of asset this is. See details

Available options:
blockchain,
exchange,
fiat,
nft
​
contractInformation
object

For crypto tokens, this contains the smart contract address and other technical blockchain details.

​
decimals
string

How many decimal places this asset can be split into

Examples:

"18"

​
networkId
string

Which blockchain network this asset lives on (like Ethereum, Bitcoin). Only needed for crypto tokens - not used for regular money or exchange assets

Examples:

"BTC"

​
symbolId
string

Points to the symbol that represents this asset (which stores symbol, name, icon etc.)

Examples:

"s23378"

​
verified
boolean

True if we've confirmed this is the real, official token (not a fake/scam copy). Helps you avoid fraudulent tokens with similar names.