Welcome to Allium
Allium provides historical and real-time data to institutions and crypto enterprises.
Allium broadly empowers 3 use cases:
Analytics teams use Allium's enriched data, query interface, and visualization layer to understand blockchain ecosystems, competitive fund flows, track user journeys, and generate insights from on-chain activity. Featured Customers: Visa, Paradigm, Electric Capital, Uniswap
Application developers build and scale blockchain applications using Allium's real-time infrastructure, powering everything from high-performance wallets to real-time dashboards. Featured Customers: Phantom, Magic Eden
Audit, Accounting and Compliance teams depend on Allium for transaction monitoring, data reconciliation and financial reporting. Featured Customers: Wormhole, Bridge.xyz
Use Cases
Investment Research & Analytics teams understanding crypto trends
Audit and Accounting teams needing full historical balance and transaction data for reconciliation
Finance or Engineering teams wanting to manage their own infrastructure for privacy or control of their compute
Engineers building and scaling real-time applications like wallets, dApps, fraud monitoring systems
Engineers building transaction monitoring systems or ingest their own real-time streams
Query Infrastructure
Snowflake
Snowflake, DataBricks, BigQuery, S3, GCS
Postgres
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Query Speed
~5s (for simple queries)
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30-120ms
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Freshness
Up to ~1 hour
1-3 hours, depending on destination
p50 of 3-5 seconds
p50 of 3-5 seconds
Schemas
Raw, Decoded, DEXs, Balances, NFTs, Stablecoins, enriched with price and token data
same as Explorer
Raw, Decoded, DEXs, Balances, NFTs
same as Explorer
Interface
Both Sync and Async API (highly recommended)
Snowflake, DataBricks, Bigquery, S3, GCS
Custom SQL, Fixed Wallet API endpoints
Kafka, PubSub, SNS
Pricing Structure
Allium credits based on Seconds of Query Compute
Number of Chains and schemas
Supported vs Net new data destinations (e.g. Net new global region will incur additional egress and storage costs)
Allium credits based on Number of API Calls
Number of Chains and schemas
Data Throughput of Chains (Solana is 50x bigger)
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