The Cardano data API for every eUTXO and native asset.
No cardano-node to sync, no reindex, no reorgs to handle. We index every block since 2017 — so you query transactions, inputs & outputs, address balances, miners and Coinpath® money flow in one GraphQL schema, and poll the same schema for each new block.
query { cardano(network: cardano) { transactions( options: {desc: ["block.height", "index"], limit: 10, offset: 0} time: {since: "2025-07-01", till: "2026-07-01"} ) { block { timestamp { time(format: "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") } height } inputValue input_value_usd: inputValue(in: USD) outputCount inputCount index hash feeValue fee_value_usd: feeValue(in: USD) } } }
A Cardano node wasn't built for the questions you're asking.
Raw cardano-node gives you blocks and hex — not answers. Tracing value across UTXOs, building a wallet's full history or watching the chain live means writing your own indexer. We did that part — you just query.
Three ways to get Cardano data, one dataset underneath.
Model your query once in GraphQL and the same Cardano data comes back over GraphQL, SQL or a bulk cloud export. Pick the channel that matches your latency and volume. New Cardano blocks reach GraphQL minutes after they land on-chain — poll on block height and each call returns only what is new.
Every layer of the chain, decoded into one schema.
From raw UTXOs to traced money flow — query any view below, filter by address, block, time or value, and aggregate to balances, totals or top counterparties.
The Cardano products people ship on us.
Each one is a filter on the same indexed data — poll GraphQL for new blocks to drive alerts, or query GraphQL and SQL for analytics, audits and reports.
Trace stolen funds & build AML
Follow Cardano across multiple hops with address annotations from public sources — surface mixers, exchange deposits and counterparties for KYT, Travel Rule and crypto-forensics tooling.
depth: { lteq: 3 })
Watch a whale address
Query inbound and outbound transactions for any address over GraphQL on every new block, and fire an alert when its balance moves.
where: { Output.Address: "<addr>" }
Mining & reward analytics
Aggregate coinbase outputs per miner, block and interval — the feed behind hashrate dashboards and reward-distribution reports.
Block: { reward miner } # by day
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What teams say about our Cardano data
"Partnering with Bitquery has proven to be highly cost-effective — we leverage their infrastructure instead of building our own. It let us rapidly expand our blockchain support and serve far more taxpayers who use on-chain solutions."
Pricing
Cardano data is self-service.
Cardano is sold as a full data pack with complete history included: an add-on to any self-service plan, bought in your account with no sales call.
Cardano data
The full chain archive with complete history, one pack per chain.
or $175/mo billed yearly · save 30%
- Full chain archive complete history
- Monthly or yearly $175/mo billed yearly
- Bought in billing no sales call
Need more than the data pack?
Enterprise adds Coinpath® money flow, bulk S3 export and SLAs.
Talk to salesVolume or custom pricingCompare every data pack on the pricing page.
Cardano history as files
Need history for a backtest or an audit? Buy it as Parquet files you keep instead of paging through the API. Every dataset has a free sample file, and you can pay by card or bank transfer.
Need other tables or a custom range? Request a custom extract
Cardano questions, answered.
How can I get Cardano blockchain data with Bitquery?
What is the UTXO model and how do I query inputs and outputs?
Can I trace Cardano fund flow across multiple hops?
How do I get new Cardano blocks and transactions as they arrive?
Does Bitquery support address balances, mining data and native assets?
How many blockchains can I query?
Get Cardano data without running a node.
Cardano is sold self-service as a full data pack: the complete chain archive, history included, for $250/mo ($175/mo billed yearly). Add it in your account, no sales call needed.