Overview

Ubiquity simplifies and streamlines blockchain access. Ubiquity reduces time and effort while increasing the consistency of your blockchain data.

With Ubiquity blockchain API, you can easily perform complex operations across multiple protocols.

This page contains a selection of powerful, time-saving Ubiquity use cases

Realtime Event Streaming

Ubiquity provides a WebSockets endpoint for streaming a live feed of blockchain data.

Websockets provide real-time information about the network, including new blocks and transactions.

Further information: Ubiquity Universal API: WebSockets

Native Token Balances

Ubiquity allows you to get the current balance of a native token for one or multiple addresses in a single call.

Further information: Ubiquity Universal API: Accounts

Data Primitives – Account, Block, and Tx Data

The Ubiquity Universal API provides a single integration for data on many protocols.

You can retrieve Blocks, Transactions, and accounts data from multiple protocols in a unified format.

Further information: Ubiquity Universal API: Accounts

Tx Construction

You can utilize Ubiquity SDKs to construct and sign transfer transactions.

Further information: Ubiquity Universal API: Transaction Construction

Tx Broadcasting

You can utilize the Ubiquity Universal API to broadcast signed transactions with a unified format across multiple protocols.

You can utilize the Ubiquity Native Access API to broadcast transactions in a protocol’s native format.

Further information: Ubiquity Universal API: Transaction Broadcasting

Staking Reports

With Ubiquity, you can generate reports (.csv) of staking rewards and balance changes from rewards over time.

Further information: Ubiquity Staking API

RPC and Native Protocol Access

Ubiquity provides you with direct access to native protocol RPC APIs.

Further information: Ubiquity Native APIs

Gas Fee Estimation

Ubiquity allows you to get transaction fee estimates across multiple protocols.

This includes individual estimates for fast, medium, and slow speeds.

Further information: Gas Fee Estimation API

Access Full Historical Data

You can use the Native API to access these archive/full history nodes for the supported protocols.

Further information: Historical Data