Lambda256 launches open beta for blockchain data service

| NBNTV = Ban Jae-dong | Lambda256 has launched the open beta for 'Nodit Datashare,' an on-chain data service designed to provide blockchain data for corporate use.

Nodit Datashare verifies and organizes blockchain data before delivering it directly to a customer's preferred cloud storage. The service enables financial institutions, Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASP), and corporate data organizations to utilize blockchain data for their operations without the need to build their own data infrastructure.

To utilize blockchain data, companies typically must undergo intensive processes of collection, processing, and continuous management. Lambda256 noted that the service's primary advantage is providing pre-verified data to streamline these essential steps.

The service provides a wide range of blockchain data, including blocks, transaction records, token transfer history, wallet balance changes, and smart contract information.

Data is delivered to the customer's existing cloud environments, such as Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage (GCS), and Cloudflare R2.

Nodit Datashare is designed for diverse applications, including fund management, auditing, transaction analysis, abnormal transaction detection, and AI data analysis. It supports major blockchains such as Solana, Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Tron, with customized data provision available upon request.

Following the launch of early access last May, Lambda256 has now transitioned to the open beta stage. During the beta period, the company will provide up to three free dataset deliveries per workspace.

“For institutions to utilize blockchain data in actual business operations, significant resources are required for on-chain data processing and verification,” said Kim Jae-hong, Business Lead at Lambda256. “Nodit Datashare resolves these preliminary tasks at the data infrastructure stage, allowing customers to focus on analysis, reporting, and compliance tasks.”