Blockbook API Data Access
Access balances, transactions, blocks, and address data through a unified, indexed API — no full node or custom indexer required.28+
Blockbook networks
24/7
Support
99,95%
Uptime
~0,6
Second response time
NOWNodes Blockbook API Benefits
Access indexed blockchain data optimized for fast, read-heavy queries.
Faster read performance
Get faster and more consistent responses for data-heavy queries compared to standard RPC endpoints.
Unified API
Use the same API structure across different networks, reducing integration complexity and maintenance costs.
Reduce infrastructure costs
Access historical blockchain data without deploying, syncing, and maintaining your own indexing infrastructure.
Indexed blockchain data
Query balances, transactions, blocks, and address history from pre-indexed data — no raw node scans or heavy RPC calls.
Blockbook Explorer across multiple networks
Blockbook API Use Cases
Wallets
Access balances, transaction history, and address activity through a fast, indexed API. Ideal for wallet apps that require reliable read access across multiple blockchains.
Explorers
Build blockchain explorers with fast address and transaction lookups powered by indexed data — without running your own indexing infrastructure.
Analytics
Query historical blockchain data at scale for analytics, reporting, and compliance use cases. Get consistent, structured data across multiple networks.
Trading
Build blockchain applications faster using a unified, indexed API for balances, transactions, blocks, and address data — without maintaining nodes or custom indexers.
More than an RPC node provider
Dedicated Blockbook nodes
Reach out to deploy blockbook nodes for any suported blockchain — even if the network is not available in shared access. We’ll provide pricing and deployment timelines tailored to your requirements.
Unlimited RPS Access
Handle high-throughput workloads with no request-per-second limits on all paid plans. Ideal for explorers, indexers, trading tools, and production-grade dApps.
Guaranteed 99.95% uptime
Reliable performance under any load — with failover nodes, global redundancy, and smart load balancing built in. We ensure stable performance and deliver on our SLA.
24/7 support
Our support team consists of experienced technical experts always ready to help. With a clear SLA, we guarantee fast, clear help, with first responses in under 3 minutes.
One API. 110+ blockchains
One RPC provider — 110+ blockchains and thousands of tokens. We regularly add new chains, including by request from our users. Check list of nodes.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Blockbook API?
Blockbook API is a read-optimized, indexed blockchain API that allows you to query balances, transactions, blocks, and address history through a unified interface. Unlike standard RPC endpoints, Blockbook works on pre-indexed blockchain data, making it ideal for data-heavy use cases such as wallets, explorers, analytics, and monitoring tools — without running your own node or indexer.
How is Blockbook different from RPC?
Standard RPC provides raw access to a blockchain node, optimized for validation and transaction submission. It is not designed for fast or complex read queries.
Blockbook is optimized for reading blockchain data. It uses indexed data to deliver faster, more consistent responses for queries like address balances, transaction history, and historical lookups — making it a better alternative to RPC for read-heavy workloads.
Which blockchains support Blockbook?
Blockbook API is available for 28+ blockchain networks, including major ecosystems such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, BSC, Litecoin, and many others. The list of supported Blockbook networks is constantly expanding. You can check the full and up-to-date list on this page or in the documentation.
Can I get Blockbook API for free?
Yes. You can access all supported RPC networks, including Blockbook interfaces, under throughput limits with free Start plan. By upgrading to a paid plan, you unlock unlimited RPS access to WebSocket (WSS) connections, Blockbook WebSocket interfaces, and other APIs with no RPS limitations.