Fintech Data Infrastructure
Blockchain data pipelines for fintech applications, portfolio tracking, risk analytics, and regulatory reporting across 100+ chains.
A compliance team requests a transaction report for a customer's wallet. Six months of activity across Ethereum, Polygon, and Arbitrum. The engineer queries raw RPC endpoints, hits rate limits, decodes hex logs manually, and comes back three days later with a spreadsheet. The customer has moved on.
Fintech teams spend engineering cycles on blockchain data plumbing that isn't their product. Indexing Co handles the indexing layer: structured event data delivered to your systems at sub-500ms latency (dedicated infra), so your team builds the product, not the pipeline.
Use Cases
How It Fits
- sub-500ms (dedicated infra): Block-to-storage, measured across production pipelines. Portfolio valuations reflect current state
- Schema you control: Define your own data model: map protocol events to your internal types, not a predefined schema
- Direct delivery: Data goes to your PostgreSQL, BigQuery, or webhook endpoint. No intermediate API layer
- Historical depth: Backfill years of on-chain history through the same pipeline definition used for real-time streams
- 100+ chains: Multi-chain coverage from a single platform as your product expands
Key Numbers
- 100+ chains indexed in parallel
- sub-500ms block-to-database on dedicated infrastructure
- 1B+ events/day processed across all pipelines
- 1.6 TB/day of raw blockchain data ingested
FAQ
Can I deliver blockchain data directly into a fintech warehouse or risk system?
Yes. Indexing Co can write directly to PostgreSQL, BigQuery, webhook endpoints, and enterprise destinations so your compliance or analytics stack reads from your own infrastructure.
Can the pipeline enrich raw events into a fintech-specific schema?
Yes. You can transform raw transfers, swaps, balances, and contract events into ledger-ready records, risk signals, or customer-facing portfolio tables before they land.
Is this suitable for real-time monitoring and historical analysis?
Yes. The same pipeline can stream fresh events for monitoring while also replaying historical ranges for audits, investigations, and model recalculation.
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