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Historical Bitcoin data
Access comprehensive Bitcoin historical data, including transactions, address balances, inputs, outputs, and miners' information easily.
Real-time Bitcoin Data Streams
Gain sub-second access to mined Bitcoin blocks and detailed transactions with UTXO links, script fields, and address formats for precise on-chain tracking.
Bitcoin GraphQL APIs
Unified Graphql API for building dependable Bitcoin products, featuring Websocket integration and GraphQL subscription support.
Bitcoin Cloud Products
Access Bitcoin data anywhere, like AWS S3, Snowflake, Google Bigquery, and various data marketplaces, conveniently and efficiently.
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Address Statistics
Access address statistics with ease using the Bitcoin API, transactions, and more.
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Our Bitcoin APIs
Bitcoin Transaction API
Retrieve comprehensive Bitcoin transaction information, encompassing transaction fees, all inputs and outputs, along with the corresponding input and output scripts.
Bitcoin Wallet API
Obtain a complete overview of a Bitcoin wallet, including all transfers, current balance, and key address statistics like the date of the first and last transactions, as well as details of unspent transaction outputs (UTXOs).
Bitcoin Mining Data
Obtain comprehensive archival data on mining activities from the Bitcoin blockchain, including information on miners’ earnings, the number of blocks produced, reward distributions, and other related aspects.
Our Bitcoin Streams
Real-Time Block Updates
- Stream Bitcoin blocks as they are mined, including fields like block hash, height, timestamp, Merkle root, nonce, and difficulty. Ideal for tracking network activity in real time.
Detailed Transaction Structure
- Each transaction includes full input and output data—linking UTXOs, recipient addresses, and value transfers. Perfect for building analytics and tracing fund movement.
Script & Address Insights
- Get access to low-level script data like ScriptSig and ScriptPubKey, along with decoded address formats. Useful for analyzing transaction logic and understanding Bitcoin’s validation mechanisms.
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Bitquery offers a broad selection of blockchains to get data for. The complex raw data is available in different levels of detail and from different viewpoints - whether we need simple, aggregated transfers or parameters for failed contract calls. The support is very responsive, friendly and quick to help.
Pricing
Developer Plan (Free)
Free plan for developers or small projects
Personal Use Only
1k Points For Trial
10 Rows Per Request
Public Telegram Support
All Blockchains
10 Request/minute
2 simultaneous streams for Testing purposes
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developer or small project
$0 / month
1K points for trial
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Commercial Plan
Tailored solutions for business and enterprise needs
Customizable for your needs
24/7 Access to our Engineering Team
Priority support via Slack and Telegram
All Blockchains
Scalable API calls & No Throttling
Multiple Data Interfaces (SQL, Cloud, Kafka and more)
Dedicated onboarding & custom SLA
Datashares & Exports
Access blockchain data on various platforms
Available on Snowflake, BigQuery, S3, Azure, & more
Reliable historical and real-time blockchain data
No setup or infrastructure needed
Structured data for AI agents & MCP servers
Accelerate your go-to-market with instantly usable data
Balance & Audit data for Custodians, Exchanges & more
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FAQ
Bitquery provides historical and real-time Bitcoin data through GraphQL APIs, WebSocket subscriptions, and cloud warehouses. Sign up at ide.bitquery.io to query blocks, transactions, inputs, outputs, addresses, and the full UTXO graph from genesis to now.
Our Bitcoin schema models UTXOs as Inputs and Outputs linked to Transactions. Query unspent outputs (UTXOs) for any address, trace coin flow across chains of transactions, calculate balances, and analyze fee economics — all through GraphQL without running your own node.
Yes. Bitquery indexes Bitcoin Ordinal inscriptions, Runes, and BRC-20 token mints, transfers, and trades. Query inscriptions by content type, sat range, or wallet, and follow BRC-20 token holders, supply, and transfer history.
Use our Coinpath money tracing API to follow funds across Bitcoin transactions and clusters, identify mixers and exchanges, and produce on-chain investigations or compliance reports.
Filter the Transactions, Inputs, Outputs, and Balances queries by Bitcoin address to get full wallet history, current balance, received/sent amounts, fee statistics, and counterparties — across mainnet from genesis.
Yes. Bitquery streams new Bitcoin blocks and confirmed transactions through GraphQL subscriptions and Kafka so trading systems, exchanges, and compliance tools always have current data without polling.
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