How it’s structured
The Data API is made up of three core components, designed to balance cross-chain consistency with chain-specific depth:Universal API
Our Universal API supports cross-chain endpoints that work across EVM and Solana, using unified schemas wherever possible. Ideal for applications that need to support multiple chains without maintaining separate integrations.EVM API
The EVM API offers deep, EVM-specific APIs covering Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains, exposing rich transaction, token, NFT, DeFi, and contract-level data.Solana API
Our Solana API provides parsed, high-performance access to Solana transactions, programs, token accounts, and NFTs, designed around Solana’s unique architecture.Explore Data APIs
Wallet API
Wallet history, transfers balances, tokens and PnL.
Token API
Token search, balances, transfers, holders and swaps.
NFT API
Metadata, floor prices, transfers and ownership.
Price API
Real-time crypto prices, OHLC, trading volume.
DeFi API
DeFi positions, liquidity, reserves and token pairs.
Blockchain API
Raw blocks, transactions, internal transactions and logs.
Types of use cases
- Building wallets and portfolio trackers
- Powering Web3 dashboards and analytics tools
- Supporting multi-chain dApps from a single backend
- Tracking wallet activity, balances, and history
- Token discovery, monitoring, and market analysis
- NFT marketplaces and NFT analytics platforms
- DeFi apps showing positions, liquidity, and protocol data
- Backend services that need low-latency blockchain reads
Key features
- Low-latency APIs optimized for production workloads
- Unified schemas across EVM and Solana where possible
- Decoded and enriched data (tokens, NFTs, prices, metadata)
- Multi-chain support across 30+ blockchains
- High throughput & reliability at scale
- Consistent developer experience across chains
- Enterprise-grade infrastructure, SLAs, and security
- No RPC management or custom indexer maintenance
For which teams
- Product teams building wallets, dashboards, and user-facing apps
- Backend engineers who need reliable blockchain data without infra overhead
- Frontend teams consuming clean, predictable APIs
- Analytics teams accessing structured on-chain data
- Startups and enterprises scaling multi-chain applications

