Read Robinhood Chain tokens, holders, swaps, pools, wallets, blocks and live streams from an indexer that runs its own node. One HTTP read API, 115 routes, read-only.
curl https://<indexer-host>/index/v1/robinhood/tokens/<token-address> \
-H "x-api-key: <your key>"The Robinhood Chain Indexer runs its own Robinhood Chain node, keeps the records that node confirms, and serves them over an HTTP read API with 115 routes: tokens, pools, wallets, blocks, wallet clusters and live streams. It is the same data layer Scanner's Robinhood Chain explorer and scanner run on.
Records seen early are kept apart from confirmed ones, so you can use fresh data without mistaking it for settled data. A value the Indexer can't derive comes back as null with a reason, never as zero.
Identity, supply, holders, transfers, swaps, candles, market cap, all-time high and low, and the launch lifecycle.
Swaps, ticks, candles, liquidity and rolling statistics, including Uniswap V4 pools.
Holdings, portfolio, positions and PnL, trades, transfers, unified activity and a funding graph.
Blocks, transactions, receipts, logs, decoded logs and calldata, and internal transfers.
Filtered and sorted views over tokens and pools, plus wallet clusters with the evidence behind each one.
Subscriptions to heads, blocks, transactions, logs, transfers, AMM events, launches and live candles.
A Scanner API key on the Scale ($799 a month) or Enterprise plan also works on the Indexer, scoped to what the plan includes, as long as the key has no IP allowlist. Dedicated Indexer keys are issued separately; for one, or for Enterprise terms, email payments@scanner.net.
Yes. It holds no keys, signs nothing and sends no transactions. It only observes the chain.
Yes. The Robinhood Chain Explorer on Scanner is free with no sign-in and runs on the same data.
Robinhood Chain today. It was built so another chain is configuration plus an ingest adapter, and more chains are planned.