# Get Available Tokens

> Fetch all available tokens from Zert's backend across supported chains.

### `get`

Retrieves a list of all available tokens.

**Parameters**

* `params` (TokensQueryParams, optional)
  * `chainRef` (string)
  * `q` (string)
  * `limit` (number)
  * `cursor` (string)
  * `supportedOnly` (string | boolean)
  * `requireLogo` (string | boolean)
  * `sort` (string)
  * `debug` (string | boolean)

**Returns**

A Promise that resolves to `TokensResponse`.

* `data.tokens` (Token\[]): List of tokens.
* `data.nextCursor` (string, optional): Cursor for next page.
* `meta.requestId` (string): Request identifier.
* `meta.timestamp` (string): Response timestamp.

**Token** fields include: `chain`, `symbol`, `name`, `address` (optional), `decimals`, `mint` (optional), and `logoUrl` (optional).

```typescript
import { RoutingEngineSDK } from 'routing-engine-sdk';

const sdk = new RoutingEngineSDK({
  api: { apiKey: 'your-api-key' },
});

try {
  const response = await sdk.tokens.get({
    chainRef: 'eth-mainnet',
    supportedOnly: true,
    limit: 100,
  });
  console.log(response.data.tokens);
  console.log('Next cursor:', response.data.nextCursor);
} catch (error) {
  console.error(error);
}
```


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