DEX DATA INFRASTRUCTURE
Power trading terminals, wallets, and quant systems with one on-chain data layer. Real-time swaps, OHLCV candles from a token's first trade, and structured historical data - without building or maintaining your own indexing stack.
Most teams building on-chain products end up cobbling feeds from three or four free or semi-reliable sources, then hiring engineers to patch the gaps. Bitquery is the single enterprise-grade source of truth underneath it all.
Every Bitquery customer gets the same indexed on-chain data - delivered in whichever shape fits their stack.
Sub-100ms structured events: swaps, LP mints/burns, transfers, and wallet activity. Filter by chain, token, pair, pool, or address. Built for terminals, bots, and execution systems where every millisecond counts.
Instant access to pairs, trades, pools, liquidity deltas, holders, and token prices across 40+ chains. Perfect for dashboards, screeners, research, and any product where developers want to move fast.
1m, 5m, 1h, and 1d OHLCV candles from a token's first trade. UDF datafeed adapter, symbol resolution, bar continuity, pair discovery - wire straight into TradingView's charting library, or build your own charting terminals
Full historical DEX data for backtesting, quant research, and bulk analytics. Same schema as the real-time streams. No ETL pipelines to maintain.
Every component you need to launch production-ready DEX charts - without a year of custom datafeed engineering.
Full OHLCV from a token's first trade, any timeframe, any pair, across 40+ chains
Stream new candles as swaps arrive via WebSocket, no polling
Drops into TradingView's charting library with minimal glue code
Resolve contract addresses to display tickers across 40+ chains
Reconnect and catch-up logic prevents chart gaps on session resume
Search and resolve liquidity pools across any supported DEX
40+ chains including Ethereum, Solana, BNB, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, and more
Handles launchpad and sparse-liquidity markets without breaking
We provide real-time trade/event streams (via gRPC, Kafka, or WebSocket), a GraphQL API for real-time and historical queries, OHLCV candles in TradingView's UDF format, webhooks for signals and alerts, and full historical DEX data via data lake/cloud shares.
A complete DEX trading terminal: token charts, order book depth, real-time trade tape, top traders, holder analytics, wallet PnL, sniping alerts, and copy-trading. Bitquery delivers the underlying data (DEX trades, OHLCV candles, balances, transfers) so you focus on UX and execution, not infrastructure.
Yes. We provide 1-minute, 5-minute, 1-hour, and daily OHLCV candles ready to plug into TradingView's custom datafeed (UDF) format. Many production DEX terminals use Bitquery as their TradingView data source for tokens on Solana, Ethereum, BSC, Base, and 40+ other chains.
Solana (Raydium, Pump.fun, PumpSwap, Jupiter, Orca, Phoenix, Meteora), Ethereum (Uniswap V2/V3/V4, SushiSwap, 1inch, Curve), BNB Chain (PancakeSwap, Four.meme, BiSwap), Base (Aerodrome, BaseSwap), Arbitrum (GMX, Camelot, Uniswap), Optimism (Velodrome), and 100+ DEX pools.
Use our Crypto Price API for unified token prices via Kafka topic trading.prices or GraphQL subscriptions. Sub-second latency, 40+ chains, and aggregated across the most liquid pools per token.
Yes. Bitquery indexes the full historical DEX trade history from each token's first swap, so you can build any time-frame chart (1m, 5m, 1h, 1d, 1w) without backfilling. Stream new candles via WebSocket as new trades happen.
Yes. Subscribe to a wallet's swaps, transfers, and balance changes via GraphQL or Kafka - sub-second alerts when a target wallet trades. Many copy-trading and wallet-watching products on Solana and BSC are built on Bitquery streams.
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