Indexing your chain
Make the data on your chain queryable for your apps and your community by integrating with one of Conduit's indexing partners.
Indexing transforms raw onchain data into structured, queryable datasets, so that your apps, dashboards, and analytics tools can access events, transactions, and state without scanning the chain themselves.
Conduit works with several indexing providers, so you can choose the option that best fits your use case, from managed subgraphs to SQL-based analytics. Browse the full list of integrations on the Conduit Marketplace.
Indexing through subgraphs and real-time data pipelines. Goldsky’s subgraphs handle reorgs and RPC failures automatically, and Mirror streams onchain data into your existing database.
Use Goldsky when you want managed subgraphs and real-time data streaming without operating your own infrastructure.
Goldsky docs
A decentralized protocol for organizing and accessing blockchain data. Build with subgraphs served by a global network of independent indexers.
Use The Graph when you want the original subgraph standard, censorship-resistant queries, and a large existing developer community.
The Graph docs
A Web3 data analytics platform. Through Conduit’s one-click integration, your chain’s data becomes available on Dune in weeks, ready for SQL queries, dashboards, and ecosystem reporting.
Use Dune when you want SQL-based analytics, public dashboards, and ecosystem-wide visibility.
Dune docs
Petabyte-scale indexing and querying of onchain data with subgraph compatibility. Ormi can index your rollup directly or provide custom subgraphs to your ecosystem.
Use Ormi when you need indexing at large scale, with the option of custom subgraphs for builders on your chain.
Ormi docs
All of these partners work with chains deployed on Conduit and can index data using your Conduit RPC nodes. For more options, see the Conduit Marketplace. To request integration with any of these partners, please contact sales, or submit an integration request for your chain from the Conduit App.