Wallet balances and transaction history that load instantly

An app that feels instant

Reads are served from the region closest to the customer, with the most recent activity cached, so balance and history screens paint quickly instead of waiting on a distant server.

Numbers customers can trust

Responses are cross-validated across multiple nodes with block-height integrity checks, so your app is not showing a balance derived from stale, partial or inconsistent data.

Costs you can forecast

Flat pricing per million requests, with every method priced the same, so a good growth month never becomes a conversation with your finance team about an invoice nobody forecast.

Low-latency global reads

Each request is served from the nearest of more than eight regions, with sub-100ms latency generally and sub-50ms from the closest edge.

Data quality by default

Responses are cross-validated across providers and block heights are tracked for integrity, so range queries never come back quietly incomplete.

Indexed transaction history

Subgraphs give you an indexed, queryable API over the activity behind your app, which is the natural fit for paginated, filterable statements and per-customer feeds.

Push updates to your backend

Webhooks fire on entity changes with both the new and previous values, so notifications, ledgers and support tooling stay current without polling for them.

Built for spiky consumer traffic

Identical concurrent requests are merged into one upstream call and failover across providers is automatic, so a launch spike or an upstream incident does not reach your users.

Deep history without special cases

Archive routing and automatic splitting of large log ranges mean a customer scrolling back years works the same as one checking today.