Fetches recent EVM transaction history for a wallet address and appends each transaction as a row in a Notion database for on-chain monitoring and logging.
Notion API (required): Notion integration credentials. The workflow uses the API key to create records in the specified database.
Notion database name (required, default: "EVM Transaction Log"): The name of the Notion database where transaction rows will be created. The database should exist in your Notion workspace; the workflow creates records with fields such as Name, Hash, Summary, From, To, Value, Block, Timestamp, and Chain.
EVM address to fetch history (required): The wallet address (EVM) to query for transaction history.
Chain (optional, default: eth): The chain to query. Supported values include eth, bsc, polygon, base, arbitrum, avalanche, optimism.
Max transactions to sync (optional, default: 20): How many recent transactions to fetch and write to Notion (capped between 1 and 50).
When it stops: After the first run. It runs once and then stops.
If something fails: If the chain or Notion request fails, the error propagates and the workflow run fails; no partial sync is reported.
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