Blockchain Data Indexing & Curation Platform

Flipside provides enterprise-grade blockchain data indexing infrastructure that transforms raw on-chain transactions into structured, queryable formats optimized for analytics and decision-making. The platform operates across 30+ chains including Ethereum, Solana, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Polygon, NEAR, and Aptos, maintaining 7 trillion rows of normalized blockchain data.

Data Foundation and Indexing

Flipside's indexing infrastructure provides direct SQL access to curated, normalized blockchain data unified under a single schema across multiple chains. The platform eliminates the complexity of managing disparate data sources by handling transaction decoding, event log aggregation, and continuous data pipeline maintenance.

All data is continuously updated and maintained by PhD-level data scientists who handle the "first mile" of data engineering—indexing raw blockchain events, decoding contract interactions, normalizing data across chains and protocols, and maintaining data quality over time. The platform includes comprehensive blockchain event data: transactions, DeFi swaps, lending activity, NFT transfers, governance actions, staking events, and bridge transactions.

Access Methods and Integration

Organizations can query indexed data through multiple interfaces: direct Snowflake access (via their own account or Flipside's shared warehouse), visualization tools like Tableau and Looker, REST APIs, and Python, JavaScript, and Go SDKs for programmatic access. The platform supports both real-time data streaming for operational use cases and historical data querying for analysis.

Custom Curation Services

Beyond standard indexing, Flipside's data curation team works alongside client organizations to design custom schemas, build specialized data pipelines, and evolve data models as requirements change. This includes protocol-specific decoders for custom smart contracts, identity resolution mapping 700 million wallet addresses to entities across chains, and implementation of derived metrics (TVL, volume, unique users, retention rates).

The curation service handles blockchain-specific indexing challenges: transaction decoding complexity, cross-chain normalization requirements, identity resolution needs, and specialized analytics use cases. Clients can focus on extracting insights rather than managing indexing infrastructure.

Target Use Cases

The indexing platform serves blockchain teams requiring unified multi-chain data access, protocols needing specialized liquidity and trading data, validators monitoring delegation and staking metrics across networks, research teams investigating market trends, and financial institutions requiring enterprise-grade blockchain data for compliance and reporting.