Blockchain data - Prepared on demand40+ blockchains Supported
Tell us your blockchain data requirements, and we will prepare and deliver it through AWS S3, Google BigQuery, Snowflake etc

Tell us your blockchain data requirements, and we will prepare and deliver it through AWS S3, Google BigQuery, Snowflake etc


We support 40+ blockchains, therefore, you can get data from one or more chains using Data on demand.
Access data on a time or recurring basis to build ETL, do investigations, or feed your machine learning algorithm.
Bitquery can provide this in real-time however, we are bound by the Cloud provider capabilities on which you will access this data.
Data on Demand is built for accessing bulk amounts of data; we can provide TeraBytes of blockchain data on demand.
We can provide this data in CSV, JSON, or Parallel format. In addition, if you have any other requirements, we can provide them too.
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A flaw in Zcash's Orchard circuit could have minted counterfeit ZEC invisibly since May 2022. The forgery itself is private by design, but cashing out is not. We pulled the full chain history and checked the turnstiles to find out whether anyone actually exploited it.
Solana is the highest-throughput chain on our platform, 30 times larger than any other we serve, and we deliver it at the lowest p50 latency we hit on any production chain. The engineering problem the Pump.fun ecosystem created, the numbers from last week, and the four delivery channels that solve it.
Why Stellar custodians, anchors, and payment products use Bitquery as the upstream for their deposit-detection pipelines. The Stellar transfer schema, what each record carries, the API patterns the data supports, and how delivery works at enterprise scale through cloud data dumps to S3, Snowflake, or Google Cloud.