Check XNO Balance (RPC)

When a user asks “did you receive it?” / “check the balance”, you need an on-chain data source. This skill queries a Nano node RPC (user-provided) for balance and pending (both in raw).

Important nuance: pending vs received

Nano can show funds as pending until the receiving wallet publishes the receive/open block. Many wallet apps do this automatically; raw keys alone do not.

CLI usage (xno-skills )

Set an RPC URL (recommended):

export NANO_RPC_URL="http://127.0.0.1:7076"

Then:

npx -y xno-skills rpc account-balance <address> --json --xno

Or pass the URL explicitly:

npx -y xno-skills rpc account-balance <address> --url "<rpc-url>" --json --xno

If the user has a mnemonic and isn’t sure whether it’s bip39 or legacy (common with 24-word phrases), prefer:

Don’t paste mnemonics into chat; run locally and use stdin

npx -y xno-skills wallet probe-mnemonic --stdin --url "<rpc-url>" --json

MCP usage (xno-mcp )

If the agent has access to the xno-mcp tools, call:

• rpc_account_balance with { "address": "...", "rpcUrl": "...", "includeXno": true }

• If you’re using an xno-mcp purse, prefer purse_balance / purse_probe_balances so the LLM never needs to handle secrets.

Fallback (no RPC available)

If the user can’t provide an RPC URL (or the environment has no network access), ask them to check the address in a block explorer or in their wallet app and report back:

• confirmed on-chain balance

• pending/receivable amount (if shown)