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Built for · Exchanges

Bitcoin blockchain data for exchanges and custodians

Bitcoin blockchain data for exchanges has to be reliable, fast and watchable at volume. BitcoinDatabase indexes the full chain and exposes deposit detection, confirmation tracking, balance monitoring and address watching through a REST API and webhooks, built for production rate limits and backed by a 99.9% uptime SLA.

Instead of operating a fleet of nodes to credit deposits and reconcile balances, your platform subscribes to the addresses it cares about and reacts to on-chain events as they confirm. This is informational on-chain data infrastructure; how you apply it to crediting, risk and operations is your platform's decision.

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Why it works

What exchanges get from BitcoinDatabase

Deposit detection

Watch hot, cold and customer deposit addresses and get a webhook the moment funds arrive, then track each confirmation to your crediting threshold.

Balance and confirmations

Monitor balances across many addresses and read confirmation counts in real time, so reconciliation and crediting run on consistent, indexed data.

Built for production

Production rate limits, a 99.9% uptime SLA and stable endpoints mean the data layer keeps up with exchange-scale traffic.

What it handles

Built into the way your team already works

  • Detect customer deposits the moment they hit the chain
  • Track confirmations up to your crediting threshold
  • Monitor balances across thousands of watched addresses
  • Subscribe addresses to webhooks instead of polling
  • Operate within production rate limits and a 99.9% SLA
  • Replace a self-run node fleet with one indexed API

Good questions

Questions from exchanges

You register the deposit addresses you want to watch, and BitcoinDatabase sends a webhook when funds arrive and again as confirmations accrue, so your platform can credit on its own rules.
Exchange plans are backed by a 99.9% uptime SLA with production rate limits and stable endpoints, designed for the consistency a trading platform needs.
Yes. You can watch large sets of addresses and read balances and confirmation counts from the indexed chain, so reconciliation works without running your own nodes.

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BitcoinDatabase is built for every on-chain team

For developers

Build wallets, explorers and bots on Bitcoin data without running your own node.

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For funds and traders

On-chain metrics, flows, cohorts and the rich list, with SQL access for your own research.

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For researchers

Full history since genesis, bulk CSV export and SQL for reproducible datasets.

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