The NFTGo API returns NFT data in a standard format. Here are the fields included in the response (or as a list of NFT objects).
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| blockchain | string | Name of the blockchain |
| collection_name | string | Name of the collection |
| collection_slug | string | NFTGo Slug of the collection |
| collection_opensea_slug | string | Opensea Slug of the collection |
| contract_address | string | Contract address of the collection |
| token_id | string | Token ID of the NFT |
| name | string | Name of the NFT |
| description | string | Description of the NFT |
| image | string | Url or base64 data of image or video associated with the NFT |
| animation_url | string | Url of animation associated with the NFT |
| owner_addresses | [string] | List of owner addresses currently holding the NFT.A list of one address if it's an ERC721 NFT. A list of addresses if it's an ERC1155 NFT. |
| traits | [Trait] | List of NFT traits. Traits consist of a series of types and values, referring to the feature of an NFT. For example, if a project has avatar NFTs, the traits may include headwear, facial traits, clothes, etc. Traits make each item in an NFT collection unique and determine its rarity in a collection. |
| rarity | Rarity | NFT Rarity score |
| suspicious | boolean | Whether the NFT is an suspicious item, suspicious NFTs are not tradable on OpenSea |