AFGCoin Wallet API integration services (BEP-20 / OpenFinance)

Protocol analysis and production-ready APIs for AFGCoin Wallet balances, staking, swaps, and transaction history on Binance Smart Chain.

From $300 · Pay-per-call available
OpenData · OpenFinance · BEP-20 · Protocol analysis

Connect AFGCoin Wallet balances, staking, and transactions to your stack

AFGCoin Wallet manages AFGCoin and supported BEP-20 assets on the Binance Smart Chain (chain ID 56). Our service translates the in-app flows — login, balance, send/receive, staking, swap, and referral — into stable JSON APIs that an accounting tool, dashboard, or custody back office can consume without rebuilding the mobile client.

Wallet bind & session APIs — Authorize a single wallet address or a list of customer addresses, then poll or stream balance and activity without holding a private key.
Transaction history export — Native BEP-20 transfer logs (Transfer event, topic 0xddf252ad…) plus AFGCoin in-app records: deposits, withdrawals, internal swap to USDT, and referral commissions.
Staking telemetry — Daily 0.6% accrual, monthly compounding, and the semi-annual burn event surfaced as discrete records suitable for double-entry bookkeeping.
Pay-per-call hosted endpoints — Skip the build entirely: hit our hosted API and pay per request, with quota controls and per-tenant API keys.

Feature modules built around AFGCoin Wallet data

Address & balance API

Query AFGCoin and supported BEP-20 token balances using the standard balanceOf(address) selector 0x70a08231 over a public BSC JSON-RPC endpoint such as https://bsc-dataseed1.binance.org/. We wrap the call in a stable JSON contract, normalize decimals, and add caching so dashboards don't have to learn EVM ABI.

Transfer log API

We index Transfer events from the AFGCoin contract on BSC and merge them with in-app activity (referral payouts, staking credits) into a single chronological feed. Filter by date, counterparty, type, or minimum value; export to JSON, CSV, or Excel.

Staking accrual API

Returns the per-day 0.6% staking yield, the running principal, and the next monthly compounding marker. The endpoint is idempotent so reconciliation jobs can replay a date range without producing duplicate journal entries.

Swap-to-USDT API

Mirrors the in-app fast-swap flow that converts AFGCoin to USDT in under 15 seconds. Each call returns quote, slippage, on-chain transaction hash, and final settled amount, suitable for treasury and tax reporting.

Referral graph API

Exposes the 12-level referral tree as a flat list of (parent, child, depth) rows plus per-period commission totals. Useful for affiliate dashboards and for spotting circular referral patterns during AML monitoring.

Webhook & event stream

An optional webhook layer pushes new transfers, staking credits, and burn events to your backend with HMAC-signed payloads, so back-office systems do not have to poll BSC RPC endpoints around the clock.

Data available for integration

The table below maps each AFGCoin Wallet data type to the source feature, the granularity we typically expose, and the most common downstream use case.

Data typeSource (screen / feature)GranularityTypical use
BEP-20 balanceWallet home screenPer address, per token, real timeTreasury dashboards, custody reconciliation
BEP-20 transfer logActivity / history tabPer transaction (hash, block, value, peer)Bookkeeping, tax export, audit trail
Staking accrualStaking moduleDaily yield record + monthly compounding markerYield reporting, P&L attribution
Burn eventTokenomics / network eventPer six-month cycle, on-chain receiptSupply tracking, valuation models
Swap to USDTFast-swap modulePer swap (quote, slippage, settlement)Cash-out reporting, FX/treasury controls
Referral treeReferral / network tabUp to 12 levels, edges + commission rowsAffiliate analytics, AML monitoring
Account profileLogin & settingsIdentifier, locale, KYC tier indicatorCustomer 360, risk scoring

Typical integration scenarios

1. Crypto bookkeeping for a Web3 fund

Context: a fund holding AFGCoin alongside other BEP-20 positions needs daily P&L. We pipe the balance API, the transfer log API, and the staking accrual API into the customer's bookkeeping engine; each record carries the BSC transaction hash so auditors can trace any line back to the chain. Maps to the OpenFinance "account information" pattern, with virtual-asset transfers replacing bank statements.

2. Treasury dashboard with multi-wallet coverage

Context: an operations team manages 30+ AFGCoin Wallet addresses for sub-funds. We expose a single endpoint POST /v1/afgcoin/portfolio that returns balances, pending transfers, and accrued staking across the portfolio. The same payload feeds Power BI or a custom React dashboard so the desk does not need to switch wallets manually.

3. AML monitoring of referral activity

Context: a compliance team wants to detect anomalous referral structures (e.g. shallow trees with disproportionate commissions). We expose the referral graph as edges plus aggregated commissions and emit alerts via webhook when patterns cross threshold. The data shape aligns with the FATF Travel Rule beneficiary fields where applicable.

4. Fast-swap hedging integration

Context: a market-making team uses the swap-to-USDT flow to manage exposure. Our API returns each quote and settlement event with timestamp, slippage, and BSC tx hash so the trading book can be reconciled against on-chain state at the end of each session.

5. Tax reporting export for retail users

Context: a retail user requires year-end statements for capital gains. We generate an Excel file from the transfer log and swap APIs, segmented by tax lot and pre-formatted for popular crypto tax tools, with USD valuations sourced from a configurable price oracle.

Technical implementation

1. Balance query (BSC JSON-RPC under the hood)

POST /api/v1/afgcoin/balance
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

{
  "address": "0xAbC123...DeF",
  "tokens": ["AFG", "USDT", "BNB"]
}

// Internally we call BSC RPC:
//   eth_call -> data: 0x70a08231 + padded(address)
//   chainId : 56
// then normalize by token decimals.

Response 200:
{
  "address": "0xAbC123...DeF",
  "as_of": "2026-05-04T09:00:00Z",
  "balances": [
    { "symbol": "AFG",  "amount": "12500.000000", "decimals": 18 },
    { "symbol": "USDT", "amount": "  302.450000", "decimals": 18 },
    { "symbol": "BNB",  "amount": "    0.184210", "decimals": 18 }
  ]
}

2. Transaction history with paging

POST /api/v1/afgcoin/transactions
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Bearer <ACCESS_TOKEN>

{
  "address": "0xAbC123...DeF",
  "from_date": "2026-04-01",
  "to_date":   "2026-04-30",
  "types":     ["transfer", "stake", "swap", "referral"],
  "cursor":    null,
  "limit":     200
}

Response 200:
{
  "items": [
    {
      "tx_hash":  "0x9f1a...c3",
      "block":    44210123,
      "type":     "transfer",
      "direction":"out",
      "peer":     "0x0Ff...A2",
      "symbol":   "AFG",
      "amount":   "120.0",
      "fee_bnb":  "0.00018",
      "ts":       "2026-04-12T08:14:31Z"
    }
  ],
  "next_cursor": "eyJibG9jayI6NDQyMDk5OTl9"
}

3. Webhook for staking & burn events

POST https://your-host.example.com/afgcoin-events
X-OFL-Signature: sha256=<hex hmac>
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "event": "stake.accrual",
  "address": "0xAbC123...DeF",
  "principal": "10000.0",
  "rate_daily": "0.006",
  "amount":     "60.0",
  "period":     "2026-05-03",
  "ts":         "2026-05-04T00:01:11Z"
}

// Verify HMAC: sha256(body, shared_secret) must match X-OFL-Signature.
// Idempotency: replay the same (event, period, address) safely.

Error handling follows a consistent envelope: {"error":{"code":"rate_limited","retry_after_ms":1500}}. We respect the BSC public RPC rate limit (around 10K requests / 5 minutes per endpoint) and fall back to alternate RPC providers automatically.

Compliance & privacy

Regulatory alignment

Crypto wallet integrations are sensitive: FATF Recommendation 16, commonly called the FATF Travel Rule, requires originator and beneficiary information to travel with virtual-asset transfers between obliged entities, and is now enforced in 99+ jurisdictions. The EU's Transfer of Funds Regulation took effect in December 2024 and imposes uniform rules across member states. Our APIs surface the required transfer fields so a regulated operator can satisfy the rule without re-engineering the wallet flow.

Privacy & key handling

We never store seed phrases or private keys. Read-only address binding, OAuth-style session tokens for any in-app endpoints, and per-tenant encryption-at-rest are the default. GDPR-style data minimization — collect only what the customer has authorized — is built into the data model. Audit logs record every export with a hashed actor identifier.

Data flow / architecture

The pipeline is intentionally short and reviewable. (1) Client app or wallet address is authorized. (2) Ingestion service polls BSC JSON-RPC and the AFGCoin in-app endpoints and normalizes records. (3) Storage layer keeps a per-tenant ledger plus raw event log for replay. (4) API gateway exposes the balance, transaction, staking, and webhook endpoints, with a hosted dashboard option. Every node logs request id and tenant id, so an operations team can trace a single request from the dashboard back to the original RPC call.

Market positioning & user profile

AFGCoin Wallet sits in the consumer-finance category on Google Play under the publisher AFGCoin TM. Public Play data shows roughly 32,000 downloads, a 4.65 / 5 average rating from about 1,200 reviews, and a release date in December 2024 with the most recent update on 21 January 2026. The audience is a mix of retail crypto holders looking for a single-asset wallet with built-in staking, plus referral-driven users who value the multi-level commission model. Both Android and iOS builds are supported, with most activity concentrated outside Afghanistan itself given local regulatory constraints. Integration buyers are typically smaller crypto funds, accounting tools, and affiliate-program operators that need clean APIs over an app whose data is otherwise locked inside its mobile UI.

Screenshots

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Similar apps & integration landscape

Teams considering AFGCoin Wallet integrations often manage portfolios that span several other wallets. The list below — drawn from current market research — is provided as a neutral map of the ecosystem; the same OpenData and OpenFinance patterns apply across these apps.

Trust Wallet

A multi-chain self-custodial wallet with native BSC support and an integrated DApp browser. Users who hold AFG alongside other BEP-20 assets often need a unified transaction export across both wallets.

MetaMask

Originally an Ethereum browser extension, MetaMask supports BSC via custom network configuration. Joint AFGCoin + MetaMask portfolios commonly need normalized balance feeds keyed by chain ID.

Coinbase Wallet

A self-custodial mobile wallet supporting thousands of tokens, with around 3.2M monthly active users in 2025. Bridge data flows are common where users move funds between AFGCoin Wallet and Coinbase Wallet.

Atomic Wallet

A multi-chain wallet with built-in atomic swaps. Holders frequently rebalance AFG positions through Atomic and need consolidated swap histories for accounting.

SafePal

Hardware-backed wallet with strong BSC support. Treasury integrations often combine SafePal cold storage with AFGCoin Wallet hot balances in a single dashboard.

Tangem

Card-based seedless hardware wallet with mobile companion apps. Asset reconciliation across Tangem cards and AFGCoin Wallet is a common operational use case.

Exodus

Multi-chain desktop and mobile wallet with built-in exchange. Useful as a comparison point for how swap and balance data can be exported from a consumer wallet.

Phantom Wallet

Originally Solana-focused, now multi-chain. Cross-chain reporting where AFG (BSC) and Phantom-held assets are aggregated into one ledger is a recurring request.

Rabby Wallet

An EVM-focused wallet with strong chain awareness. Useful as a reference design for how to expose chain-aware balances and transaction lists.

Bitget Wallet

A multi-chain wallet with deep BSC and DeFi support. Joint integration projects often unify AFG transfers and Bitget Wallet swap history into a single view.

Zengo Wallet

MPC-based keyless wallet. Mentioned alongside AFGCoin Wallet when teams compare custody models for retail-facing integrations.

What we deliver

Deliverables checklist

  • OpenAPI 3.1 specification for the AFGCoin Wallet endpoints
  • Protocol & auth-flow report covering session tokens and BSC RPC calls
  • Runnable Python and Node.js source for balance, transaction, and staking APIs
  • Webhook reference implementation with HMAC verification
  • Automated tests, Postman collection, and human-readable docs
  • Compliance notes mapping fields to FATF Travel Rule data points

Engagement workflow

  1. Scope confirmation: which AFGCoin Wallet flows (login, balance, history, staking, swap, referral) you need.
  2. Protocol analysis & API design (2–5 business days).
  3. Build & internal validation against real BSC mainnet (3–8 business days).
  4. Documentation, sample requests, and acceptance tests (1–2 business days).
  5. Typical first delivery in 5–15 business days. Pay only after delivery upon satisfaction.

About OpenFinance Lab

OpenFinance Lab is an independent studio specializing in mobile app interface analysis and authorized API integration. The team blends backgrounds in fintech, custody, payment gateways, and protocol reverse engineering, and ships end-to-end financial APIs under security and compliance constraints.

  • Crypto wallets, exchanges, and DeFi data pipelines
  • OpenBanking-style account information services for traditional banks
  • Custom Python / Node.js / Go SDKs and test harnesses
  • Source-code delivery from $300, paid after delivery upon satisfaction
  • Pay-per-call hosted APIs for teams that prefer usage-based pricing

Contact

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FAQ

What do you need from me to start an AFGCoin Wallet integration?

The target wallet address(es) or session credentials you control, the data scope you need (balances, BEP-20 transfers, staking events, swap history), and any sandbox or backend endpoints provided by your operations team. We never ask for seed phrases.

How long does an AFGCoin Wallet API delivery take?

A first runnable drop covering balance and transaction export typically lands in 5–12 business days. Adding staking, referral-tree exports, or webhook streams may extend the timeline by an additional week.

How do you handle compliance for crypto wallet integrations?

We work only with documented public APIs and customer-authorized accounts, align flows with FATF Recommendation 16 (the Travel Rule), apply data minimization, and produce audit logs. KYC and AML reviews remain the responsibility of the regulated operator.

Can the integration cover staking and referral data?

Yes. We can expose the daily staking accrual, six-month burn events, and the multi-level referral tree as paginated JSON endpoints with cursor-based reads suitable for accounting and analytics pipelines.
📱 Original app overview (appendix)

AFGCoin Wallet (package net.afgcoin.wallet) is published by AFGCoin TM on Google Play. Marketed as a secure and easy-to-use digital wallet for managing AFGCoin and supported crypto assets, it focuses on letting users store, send, and receive assets, track balances in real time, and manage transactions through a clean interface.

The AFGCoin token itself is issued on the Binance Smart Chain. Public materials describe an initial price of $0.0003, a 0.6% daily staking yield (around 18% monthly), a six-month burn cycle that retires a portion of the supply, a 12-level referral network, and a fast-swap path that converts AFGCoin to USDT in under 15 seconds.

According to Google Play, the app launched in December 2024, with the most recent update dated 21 January 2026. It has accumulated approximately 32,000 downloads and a 4.65 / 5 rating from about 1,200 user reviews. The wallet is positioned for both first-time and experienced crypto users, with private-key ownership and a focus on speed.

This page describes how a third party — with the wallet holder's authorization — can integrate AFGCoin Wallet data into accounting, analytics, treasury, or compliance systems via OpenData and OpenFinance patterns. It is not affiliated with AFGCoin TM and does not provide investment advice.

Last updated: 2026-05-04