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Without writing code

Open walletlink.social, give it addresses one of three ways, and export the results. Your first 100 matches are free in every rolling 30-day window. A match is a wallet resolved to an X handle or a Farcaster account; a miss costs nothing.
1

Add addresses

Upload a CSV or paste addresses directly, free. Importing a contract’s holders by address comes with any pack, and a CSV with a balance or value column gets priority scoring, also a pack feature.
2

Choose how hard to look

Deep scan is the default and finds the most. Fast answers from the index alone and returns in seconds. See scan depth.
3

Run the lookup

Progress streams as it goes. Large lists keep working while you watch.
4

Export

Full CSV sorted by priority score, or a plain handle list ready for an X list import. The CSV is not gated: a free lookup downloads every row it produced, with the priority score and follower count columns blank. The handle list export comes with any pack.
Reverse lookup works in the app too, and is included with every credit pack. Enter an X handle or a Farcaster username and you get the wallets attached to that person, in the same table with the same export. Results are capped at 100 and ordered by Farcaster reach, matching the API.

With the API

Get a key

API access is included with every credit pack, drawing on the same balance. Sign in at walletlink.social, open the account menu in the top right, and choose API keys. Name the key after wherever it will run, so a leaked one is easy to trace, then copy it. Keys look like wts_live_ followed by 32 characters. You can hold up to 10 active keys at a time.
The key is shown once, at creation, and only its hash is stored. If you lose it we cannot recover it, only replace it. Treat it as a server-side secret: it carries your whole credit balance and there is no per-key spend cap. A leaked key can spend every match you have bought.

Make a call

The Bearer prefix is optional. A bare key in the Authorization header works too.

Read the response

Every response is { data, meta }. Fields with no value are omitted rather than returned as null, so check for presence rather than assuming a fixed shape.
A wallet with no identities returns HTTP 200 with data: null, not a 404. Only genuine failures use error status codes.

Go bigger

One address at a time gets slow quickly. POST /api/v1/batch takes up to 50 addresses per request on the default plan (a live Scale or Index pack raises the ceiling):

Next steps

API introduction

Auth, plans, credits and conventions.

Coverage

What match rate to expect before you build around one.