The Cardano data API for every eUTXO and native asset.
No cardano-node to sync, no reindex, no reorgs to handle. We index every block since 2017 — so you query transactions, inputs & outputs, address balances and miners in one GraphQL schema, and poll the same schema for each new block.
query { cardano(network: cardano) { transactions( options: {desc: ["block.height", "index"], limit: 10, offset: 0} time: {since: "2025-07-01", till: "2026-07-01"} ) { block { timestamp { time(format: "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") } height } inputValue input_value_usd: inputValue(in: USD) outputCount inputCount index hash feeValue fee_value_usd: feeValue(in: USD) } } }
A Cardano node wasn't built for the questions you're asking.
Raw cardano-node gives you blocks and hex — not answers. Tracing value across UTXOs, building a wallet's full history or watching the chain live means writing your own indexer. We did that part — you just query.
Three ways to get Cardano data, one dataset underneath.
Model your query once in GraphQL and the same Cardano data comes back over GraphQL, SQL or a bulk cloud export. Pick the channel that matches your latency and volume. New Cardano blocks reach GraphQL minutes after they land on-chain — poll on block height and each call returns only what is new.
Every layer of the chain, decoded into one schema.
From raw UTXOs to address balances — query any view below, filter by address, block, time or value, and aggregate to balances, totals or top counterparties.
The Cardano products people ship on us.
Each one is a filter on the same indexed data — poll GraphQL for new blocks to drive alerts, or query GraphQL and SQL for analytics, audits and reports.
Trace stolen funds from an address
Follow Cardano funds from an address, hop by hop, in your browser. MoneyFlow Lite runs on your Bitquery API plan.
Open MoneyFlow Lite →Watch a whale address
Query inbound and outbound transactions for any address over GraphQL on every new block, and fire an alert when its balance moves.
where: { Output.Address: "<addr>" }
Mining & reward analytics
Aggregate coinbase outputs per miner, block and interval — the feed behind hashrate dashboards and reward-distribution reports.
Block: { reward miner } # by day
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What teams say about our Cardano data
"Partnering with Bitquery has proven to be highly cost-effective — we leverage their infrastructure instead of building our own. It let us rapidly expand our blockchain support and serve far more taxpayers who use on-chain solutions."
Pricing
Cardano data is self-service.
Cardano is sold as a full data pack with complete history included: an add-on to any self-service plan, bought in your account with no sales call.
Cardano data
The full chain archive with complete history, one pack per chain.
or $175/mo billed yearly · save 30%
- Full chain archive complete history
- Monthly or yearly $175/mo billed yearly
- Bought in billing no sales call
Need more than the data pack?
Enterprise adds bulk S3 export and SLAs.
Talk to salesVolume or custom pricingCompare every data pack on the pricing page.
Cardano history as files
Need history for a backtest or an audit? Buy it as Parquet files you keep instead of paging through the API. Every dataset has a free sample file, and you can pay by card or bank transfer.
Need other tables or a custom range? Request a custom extract
Cardano questions, answered.
How can I get Cardano blockchain data with Bitquery?
What is the UTXO model and how do I query inputs and outputs?
Can I trace Cardano fund flow across multiple hops?
How do I get new Cardano blocks and transactions as they arrive?
Does Bitquery support address balances, mining data and native assets?
How many blockchains can I query?
Get Cardano data without running a node.
Cardano is sold self-service as a full data pack: the complete chain archive, history included, for $250/mo ($175/mo billed yearly). Add it in your account, no sales call needed.