Self-serve. No sales call, no API key, no quota.

Historical blockchain data, delivered as files.

Buy bulk on-chain datasets from Bitquery as partitioned Parquet. See the full schema, download a free sample, pay by card or bank transfer, and download the files from S3 or Cloudflare R2.

Browse 82 datasets How it works

datasets: 82; on 20 networks
documented columns: 9,068; across 222 tables, every one typed
rows: ≈129B; across 36 datasets that publish counts
earliest history: Jul 30, 2015; Ethereum

≈ marks estimates. Each dataset page lists its own figures.

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SolanaLast 12 months

Solana DEX Trades and Pools

Every swap and every pool event across every indexed DEX program on Solana, in one schema, decoded and USD-priced at block time.

TradesPools

Tables: 2
Columns: 146
From: $600

PolymarketFull history · daily

Polymarket

Polymarket fills, position splits, merges and payouts, and market results on Polygon since September 2025, with market titles, outcomes and USD values.

TradesEvents

Tables: 3
Rows: ≈1.8B
From: $400

Multi-chainFull history · snapshot

Address Labels

192.6 million address labels on 38 chains, from exchange deposit and hot wallets to casinos, mixers, darknet markets, scams and sanctioned addresses.

Labels

Tables: 1
Rows: ≈193M
From: $12,000

SolanaLast 12 months

Pump.fun

Every bonding-curve trade, token creation, migration and pool on Pump.fun, plus per-token OHLCV, decoded and USD-priced.

TradesPoolsTransfers

Tables: 4
Columns: 137
From: $300

RobinhoodFull history

Pons

Every Pons launch, bonding-curve trade and graduation on Robinhood Chain, decoded from the chain and priced in USD.

TradesEvents

Tables: 3
Rows: ≈28M
From: $200

TronFull history · daily

TRON Transfers

Every TRX, TRC-10 and TRC-20 transfer on TRON since June 2018, one row per transfer, valued in USD where a price exists.

Transfers

Tables: 1
Rows: ≈13B
From: $200

How it works

From landing page to downloadable files in four steps

01
Pick a dataset
Every dataset page shows the exact tables, columns and types you get. No sales call to find out what is inside.
02
Download the free sample
Real records for every table, straight from our public sample bucket. Load them into DuckDB or pandas and check the fit before you pay anything.
03
Pay the fixed price
Full history, or a shorter window where a dataset offers one. Prices are shown up front. Pay by card or bank transfer on the invoice page.
04
Download from S3 or R2
After you pay, our team prepares your export and emails you its location. Choose at checkout: a Requester Pays S3 bucket, downloaded with your own AWS account, or a Cloudflare R2 bucket with a read-only API key and no egress fees.

The delivery contract

Files you can trust in a pipeline

Stable layout. chain / table / file per block range or day. The same layout as our public sample bucket, for every dataset.
Manifest and checksums. Every delivery ships a JSON manifest with a sha256 per file, coverage window and lineage.
Files are never overwritten. Schema changes never alter files already delivered. What you bought stays as it was.
Access restored on request. Files stay in the bucket for 7 days. If that passes before you download, write to sales@bitquery.io and we reissue access for the same order at no cost.

s3://bitquery-blockchain-dataset/
  solana/dex_trades/pumpfun/
    390740000_390740049.parquet
    390740050_390740099.parquet
    …
  solana/pumpfun_creation_migrations/
    2026-07-01.parquet
  _manifests/
    pumpfun-swaps.v1.2.manifest.json

$ duckdb -c "SELECT count(*) FROM
    'solana/dex_trades/pumpfun/*.parquet'"

Frequently asked questions

What format is the data delivered in?

Apache Parquet with ZSTD compression, flat records, one prefix per chain and table, files cut by block range or by day depending on the table. It loads directly into DuckDB, Polars, pandas, Spark, ClickHouse and Snowflake. CSV export is available on request for enterprise orders.

Is this the same as the Bitquery API?

No. The Data Store sells the files. There is no metering, no rate limit and no API key. If you need live or ad-hoc queries, the Bitquery GraphQL and streaming APIs are the right product, and we cross-link both ways.

Do I need an account to buy?

No. Checkout is guest checkout: an email for the receipt and a company name for the invoice. You receive the invoice and receipt by email, and we write to you when your files are ready.

How fresh is the data?

Published datasets are refreshed daily with T+1 latency. The coverage end date on each dataset page is the last date included in a purchase made today.

Can I get a refund?

Completed deliveries are not refundable. If we fail to deliver, or the delivery is the wrong listing, in a faulty format, or has proven gaps, we correct it within 7 business days of written notice. See section 9 of the terms.

What if I need a custom scope?

Custom windows, extra tables, CSV output or cloud-bucket delivery are handled through the enterprise route. Fill in the contact form and a data engineer will scope it.

Need live or ad-hoc queries instead?

The Data Store is for bulk historical files. For real-time streams, GraphQL queries and metered access, use the Bitquery API. Existing API customers get the same datasets here with no extra onboarding.

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