Supported Networks

Every chain, fully indexed

Access real-time and historical data across 70 chains and 123 networks. Blocks, transactions, logs, traces, and state diffs, all through a single API.

Chains

123

Networks

EVM Chains

Real-time

Recently added

Chain tiers

Core9 chains

+ $150/mo per Growth add-on

The chains most teams build on: Ethereum, Solana, Base and the major L1s and L2s.

View Core chains

Partner11 chains

+ $50/mo per Growth add-on

Networks whose teams fund the integration.

View Partner chains

Frontier50 chains

from $300/mo per Growth add-on

Newer networks and custom VMs, each with its own integration.

View Frontier chains

Tier

Chain

Networks

Type

Tier

Data Tables

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Don't see your chain?

SQD is rapidly expanding across new chains and VMs. Wherever we integrate, we strive to offer the best blockchain data out there. If you don't see what you need, reach out.

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Bring enterprise-grade indexing to your ecosystem. We partner with foundations to deliver the best blockchain data available, so your devs get the same reliability Ethereum builders already enjoy.

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Need data from a chain we don't support yet? Tell us what you're building and who to contact. If there's enough demand, we'll add it.

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Click a chain to tell us you're interested. If you're from the ecosystem team, mention it and we'll fast-track the conversation.

Frequently asked questions

How many blockchains does SQD support?

SQD currently indexes 70 chains across 123 networks (mainnets and testnets). The list spans EVM L1s and L2s, Solana, Substrate parachains, Bitcoin, Tron, and Hyperliquid. Every supported chain is available through the same Portal API; see the full list above or filter by category.

What types of blockchains can SQD index?

Five virtual machine families: EVM (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, BNB, Avalanche, Optimism, and many L2s), Solana, Substrate (Polkadot ecosystem parachains), Bitcoin, and Tron (TVM). Hyperliquid native data is also available. Each VM family has dedicated data tables (blocks, transactions, logs, traces, state diffs for EVM; instructions and token balances for Solana; calls and events for Substrate; TVM event logs and internal transactions for Tron) accessible through the Portal API.

Can I request a new chain integration?

Yes. Contact the team with the chain name and your use case to discuss priority and timeline. Enterprise customers can request priority integration for specific networks as part of their plan.

Does SQD support testnets?

Many testnets are supported alongside their mainnet counterparts. Testnet endpoints share the same Portal API as mainnet, so a single indexer can target either by changing the network ID. Filter the table above by category to see which testnets are currently live.

How long does adding a new chain take?

Timeline varies by chain. Standard EVM chains with public RPC and archive infrastructure are typically faster than chains with non-standard architectures or limited public infrastructure. Contact the team for a concrete timeline on a specific network.

Are all chains real-time?

The Portal serves historical and real-time data through the same endpoint, on every supported chain. An indexer that uses the Portal automatically gets both. Most datasets run from genesis; a few start higher, and each chain page states the start block its datasets are served from. For specific latency on a chain, see the Portal benchmarks or contact the team.