Blockchain Data Services
Blockchain data engineering — extraction, normalisation, enrichment and delivery of on-chain data for any use case.
- WalletSigns transaction
- Smart contractVault.deposit()
- BlockchainIncluded in block
- IndexerEvent → Postgres
- APIGraphQL · webhooks
- ApplicationBalance updated
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12 conf.
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Decoded events
- Deposit(0x8f2…a91, 500)confirmed
- Transfer(0x1c7…4de → 0x9b0…77f)confirmed
- RoleGranted(PAUSER, multisig)timelock
RPC failover · 3 providers · reorg-safe indexing
Division
Service area
Blockchain Data & On-Chain Analytics
Engagement
Project · Team · Managed
Overview
Blockchain data services turn raw chain data into datasets teams can use: decoded transactions, normalised transfers, positions, prices, entity labels. We build the extraction, normalisation and enrichment pipelines and deliver data via APIs, warehouses or streams — for product, analytics, finance and risk teams.
Common use cases
- Product dataData powering application features.
- Finance dataTransaction records for accounting.
- Risk dataExposure and counterparty data.
- Research dataHistorical datasets for analysis.
Quick answers
Blockchain Data Services at a glance
The essentials in brief. Every project is scoped individually — ask us for specifics.
- What is blockchain data services?
- Blockchain data engineering — extraction, normalisation, enrichment and delivery of on-chain data for any use case.
- Who is it for?
- Typically Web3 startups, fintechs adding digital assets, and institutions exploring tokenization, stablecoins or on-chain settlement.
- What does Shivacha provide?
- Extraction
- Normalisation
- Enrichment
- Delivery
- Quality checks
- Documentation
- Which technologies are used?
- The Graph, ClickHouse, PostgreSQL, Apache Kafka, Go (Golang), Rust — chosen to fit your stack and constraints.
- How does the process work?
- Data requirements → Indexing design → Pipeline build → Serving layer → Operations.
- What affects the cost?
- Contract complexity and number of chains
- Custody and wallet model
- Independent audit scope
- Indexing, analytics and back-office tooling
- Compliance integrations (KYC, AML, Travel Rule)
- Upgradeability and governance requirements
- How long does it take?
- A focused contract system or dApp MVP typically takes 8–14 weeks plus independent audit time; institutional platforms usually take 4–9 months.
- How do I get started?
- Share a short brief in the form below, book a 30-minute call or message us on WhatsApp. A senior engineer replies within one business day; NDA on request.
Capabilities
What we deliver
Extraction
Blocks, logs, traces and state.
Normalisation
Consistent schemas across chains.
Enrichment
Prices, labels and metadata.
Delivery
APIs, warehouses and streams.
Quality checks
Completeness and consistency.
Documentation
Data dictionaries and lineage.
Architecture
Engineered right from day one
The layers we typically design for blockchain data & on-chain analytics, adapted to your stack and partners.
- Reorg safetyConfirmed vs pending data handled explicitly.
- Completeness checksAutomated checks that no blocks or events were missed.
- Query performanceColumnar storage for analytics, relational for applications.
- CostNode and RPC costs managed with caching and archive strategies.
Delivery
How an engagement runs
- 1
Data requirements
Chains, contracts, entities, freshness and query patterns.
- 2
Indexing design
Subgraphs, custom indexers or hybrid, with reorg strategy.
- 3
Pipeline build
Ingestion, decoding, enrichment and storage.
- 4
Serving layer
APIs, dashboards and alerts for consumers.
- 5
Operations
Monitoring of lag, completeness and data quality.
Security
Security built into delivery
Controls we apply by default on this kind of work — not a separate phase at the end.
Specification first
Roles, invariants and threat model documented before code.
Adversarial testing
Fuzz, invariant and fork tests plus static analysis on every change.
Key management
Admin keys in multisig or MPC with timelocks on sensitive actions.
Independent audit
Code prepared for — and we recommend — an external audit before mainnet value.
Technology
Tools we use for this
Products
Start from a platform
Shivacha Explorer
A fast, customisable block explorer for any network.
Learn moreShivacha DeFi Platform
Modular DeFi: swaps, lending, vaults and staking with risk controls built in.
Learn moreShivacha Digital Asset Platform
Institutional digital asset operations: custody access, policies, trading and reporting.
Learn moreRelated services
Often combined with
On-Chain Analytics
On-chain analytics platforms — protocol metrics, user behaviour, token flows and custom dashboards.
Learn moreWeb3 Product Analytics
Product analytics for Web3 apps — combining on-chain activity with app events to measure acquisition and retention.
Learn moreToken Analytics
Token analytics — holder distribution, supply, vesting, liquidity, exchange flows and treasury reporting.
Learn moreDedicated team
Data Engineering Team
Engineers for pipelines, warehouses, streaming and blockchain data.
Work & insights
Related thinking
Policy-controlled institutional digital asset operations
A reference design for institutions that need every digital asset transaction initiated, approved and signed under explicit policy.
Learn moreTokenized fund units with on-chain eligibility
How we structure a fund tokenization platform where only eligible investors can hold or receive units.
Learn moreCrypto exchange development cost: what goes into building a trading platform
A crypto exchange is several demanding systems at once — matching, wallets, risk, compliance and operations. Understanding each is the key to a realistic budget and timeline.
Learn moreFAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can data cover many chains?
Yes, with chain-specific extraction and a normalised model.
How do you ensure accuracy?
Through reconciliation with node state, completeness checks and reorg handling.
Should we use The Graph or a custom indexer?
Subgraphs are fast to build for contract-event data on supported networks. Custom indexers suit high volume, multi-chain, trace-level or complex enrichment needs. Many platforms use both.
Can you reconcile on-chain data with our internal ledger?
Yes. Reconciling on-chain activity with internal and custodian records is a core part of our digital asset and fintech work.
Next step
Discuss Your Blockchain Project.
Tell us about your blockchain data services requirements — goals, timeline and constraints. We will reply with questions, an approach and next steps.
- Senior engineer reads every enquiry
- Reply within one business day
- NDA on request
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