Indexing–Co: Addressing Challenges in The On-chain Data Space

Introduction

One of the major challenges of the rapidly evolving blockchain sector is access to reliable and organized data. Indexers solve the problem of pulling on-chain activity, decoding it, and delivering it in a usable form.

With blockchains being isolated systems, it is crucial that they are interconnected and that users can access their data in query-ready formats. This is where The Indexing Company (Indexing–Co) comes in. This article will explain how Indexing–Co addresses the challenges in the on-chain data space.

The Indexing Company

Indexing–Co provides enterprise-grade infrastructure for on-chain and stablecoin data. The firm’s system ensures institutions and developers have access to reliable, performant blockchain data tailored to their needs.

Indexing–Co replaces fragmented data stacks across chains with real-time information delivered quickly and at low cost. Instead of needing multiple vendors and engineering teams, users can build exactly the setup their use case demands on Indexing–Co.

With Indexing–Co’s prebuilt sources, users can access data from any network and source, whether on-chain or off-chain. By plugging their Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs), they can create custom pipelines and receive transaction histories, token balances, and smart contract information. Pipelines are the primary way to interact with the protocol.

The firm’s system streams this information directly to a user’s storage, reporting system, database, or compliance environment—eliminating excess infrastructure overhead.

The Neighborhood

At the core of Indexing–Co’s system is The Neighborhood, a distributed data network designed for institutions. It houses configurable pipelines that can merge raw on-chain and off-chain data into a single, controlled environment.

The Neighborhood’s distributed network spans more than 127 blockchains. Users can define which chains, wallet addresses, and contracts to monitor, and format the data with JavaScript for their applications.

Unlike centralized indexing or API-based systems, The Neighborhood runs distributed clusters of nodes optimized for performance. This enables scaling without overbuilding and ensures sustainability.

The Neighborhood supports multiple virtual machines (EVM, Solana VM, MoveVM, UTXO, CosmWasm) and custom integrations for networks like Celestia and Farcaster. Instead of polling APIs across these chains, users can define what data they want, how, and where it should be delivered.

Core Features

At the core of The Neighborhood are composable systems that align to transform raw data into actionable payloads. These features help pipelines run smoothly, and they include:

• Federated Storage – keeps data where it belongs, avoiding centralization or duplication.
  
  
• RPC Integration Layer – connects directly to blockchain RPCs in real time.
  
  
• Distributed Compute – clusters of nodes that process data in parallel, reducing latency.
  
  
• Transformation Engine – custom JavaScript transforms raw logs into structured output.
  
  
• Delivery System – routes processed data to any database, reporting tool, or webhook.
  

Use Cases

Indexing–Co’s pipelines power a wide range of applications:

• DeFi Activity and Pricing – streams swaps, lending, staking, and liquidations.
  
• Stablecoin Analytics – visibility into stablecoin supply, transfers, and flows.
  
• Payment Systems – track wallets, portfolios, and liquidity flows across protocols.
  
• Onchain + Offchain Data Fusion – pipelines that merge blockchain and external data, crucial for RWAs and AI systems.
  
• Risk and Compliance – monitor adoption, exposure, and suspicious flows; support on-chain identity and reputation.
  
• Accounting & Reporting – structured records of inflows/outflows down to the smallest transfers.
• Institutional Data Infrastructure – auditable, query-ready datasets for trading, risk, and compliance systems.

Partners

Since its founding in 2022, Indexing–Co has expanded rapidly. The company works with partners across custody, analytics, identity, and intelligence providers—such as Cordial Systems, Bello, Delegate, and Crystal.

In April 2024, Mesh partnered with Indexing–Co to revolutionize the way crypto transfers are monitored and processed, describing the system as “the AWS of Web3 data.”

Indexing–Co has also been accepted into Circle’s Alliance Program, offering tailored stablecoin and payment data infra for any payment provider or company in the stablecoin space.

Conclusion

The infrastructure offered by Indexing–Co comes with enterprise reliability (99.95% uptime, reorg-resilient backfills, SLA-backed support), multi-chain sub-second latency, and tailored delivery.

With developer documentation and self-serve tools, The Neighborhood empowers teams to build reliable pipelines without excessive cost or complexity.

Ready to access tools that give you insights into multiple blockchain networks? The Neighborhood is here to help.