Use Cases

One product suite. Multiple use cases.

What's yours?

Crypto Wallet

Get quick access to multiple blockchain nodes and build your wallet faster.

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Hardware Wallet

Hardware wallets need a reliable, auto-scalable, trusted infrastructure.

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Crypto Exchange

All-in-one integration for everything a crypto exchange needs.

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Crypto PSP

Any crypto payment service provider (PSP) can rely on our product suite.

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Digital Banks

Build reliable and scalable solutions and get them to market fast with our robust suite.

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Crypto Lending

Reliable infrastructure to manage crypto lending solutions and operate with ease.

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Crypto Custody

Retain full control of your assets, sign on your side and leave everything else to us.

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Crypto Taxes & Accounting

Our unified API endpoints make creating and delivering crypto tax solutions much easier.

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Crypto Accounting & Audit

Reconstruct a complete, verifiable transaction history for every address you control.

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Portfolio Tracking

Accurate and gapless market data from the top crypto platforms and exchanges in one dashboard.

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Crypto Mining

Access to a reliable source of blockchain data is the key to long-term value.

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Block Explorer

Get the most detailed and accurate blockchain and market data quickly and at lower cost.

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Market Data Applications

Our unified endpoints make it easy to get what you need from multiple sources.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to pick a use case to get started?

No — the use-case pages are worked examples, not product tiers. Every one of them is built from the same REST endpoints, so if your product does not match one exactly you are still using the same API in the same way.

What do these integrations have in common?

Almost all of them come down to three things: derive addresses you control, know when money moves, and move it back out. Reading is the same call on every chain, notifications come from webhooks rather than polling, and signing happens on your infrastructure.

How long does an integration usually take?

The first working call takes minutes — sign up, take the API key, read an address balance. A production integration is mostly your own decisions about key handling and reconciliation rather than our surface area. The guides walk the common flows end to end.

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