API profile

Bitquery

Bitquery is tracked as an on-chain state source for Ethereum and multichain coverage. Blockchain data APIs and query tooling for on-chain, DEX, NFT, and cross-chain analytics

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Decision guide

Use it when

Custom on-chain analytics queries

Check first

Simple RPC endpoint hosting

PubFi status

Provider Profile

The page is an AI/Codex-processed public Provider Profile and does not claim PubFi integration, gateway access, x402 payment, or MCP tooling.

Key facts

Auth
API key
Pricing
Contact sales
Agent actionability
Editorial only; runtime status separate
PubFi gateway
Not present in the active Registry
Last verified

Provider-sourced facts

Primary coverage
On-chain, DEX, NFT, and cross-chain analytics APIs and query tooling Source
Fixture coverage
On-chain state coverage for Ethereum and multichain fixture targets Source

Best fit and tradeoffs

Best for

  • Custom on-chain analytics queries
  • DEX and NFT data exploration
  • They need queryable on-chain, DEX, NFT, or cross-chain analytics data.
  • They want an analytics-oriented alternative to Covalent, Dune, or Moralis.
  • They need a source that can support more flexible data exploration than a fixed wallet API.

Watchouts

  • Simple RPC endpoint hosting
  • Governance discussion review
  • The developer trial is small and should not be treated as production capacity.
  • Commercial limits are custom, so paid throughput should not be invented.
  • Teams should check whether the query model fits their workflow before comparing Bitquery with ready-made endpoint APIs.

Why teams choose it

Bitquery provides blockchain data APIs and query tooling for on-chain, DEX, NFT, and cross-chain analytics. Discovery tracks it as Ethereum and multichain on-chain-state coverage.

Bitquery is useful when analytics-style querying and broad on-chain datasets matter more than a narrow wallet endpoint. Its trial and commercial terms require careful handling because the fixture exposes a small developer trial but custom commercial limits.

What it can cover

Bitquery on-chain state coverage

Current
Category
On-chain state
Public status
Requested
Auth requirement
API key
Access review
Free Requires Auth
Coverage
Ethereum, Multichain
Output contracts
Chain State Record

Quick start

POSTEndpoint path not listed
Style
GraphQL
Language
GraphQL
Method
POST
Path
Not listed
Requires auth
Yes
Provider docs
Documentation

PubFi gateway

Not present in the active Registry

The active signed Registry generation has no route for this provider. Discovery inclusion and upstream documentation do not make a provider executable through PubFi.

Runtime status
not_present
Active capabilities
0
PubFi auth headers
Authorization: Bearer <PubFi API key> or X-PubFi-Api-Key: <PubFi API key>
Typed contract
Runtime OpenAPI
  • Use the official provider documentation for direct integration.
  • A future collected source becomes executable only after the normal evidence, policy, health, and generation pipeline accepts it.

Implementation notes

Rate limits

High

Use the developer trial point and request-minute labels only as evaluation constraints, not production promises.

Schema

Medium

Plan around Bitquery query shape and dataset selection before adapter implementation.

Pricing

Medium

Keep custom commercial limits out of flat paid-rate claims unless official evidence supports them.

Use cases

  • Query DEX and cross-chain analytics for research workflows
  • Compare flexible on-chain analytics APIs

Comparison snapshot

Bitquery is closer to Dune when the work is analytics-oriented, and closer to Covalent or Moralis when the application wants API-led on-chain records. The best fit depends on whether query flexibility or endpoint simplicity matters more.

PubFi friction relief

Trial Capacity

Source friction
The fixture lists a developer trial with 1K monthly points, 10 requests/minute, and 2 test streams.
PubFi relief
Discovery exposes trial constraints so evaluation workflows do not become unsupported production assumptions.

FAQ

What is Bitquery used for?

Bitquery is a candidate source for on-chain, DEX, NFT, and cross-chain analytics queries.