Building Something Bigger Together
We work with exchanges, wallet providers, and compliance teams across the Asia-Pacific region. Our partnerships aren't about fancy announcements or surface-level integrations—they're about solving real problems with blockchain data transparency.
Over the last two years, we've built connections with teams who understand that monitoring on-chain activity requires depth, not just dashboards. If your platform needs reliable blockchain analytics that actually work when it matters, let's talk.
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Who We Work With
We've found that the best partnerships come from shared challenges. Whether you're running a trading platform in Taipei or building compliance infrastructure in Singapore, blockchain data quality affects your daily operations.
Exchange Platforms
Real-time transaction monitoring for exchanges handling multiple blockchain networks. We helped three Taiwan-based platforms reduce false alerts by 67% in Q1 2025 through better data filtering and pattern recognition.
Wallet Services
Integration support for wallet providers needing transaction history and address analysis. Our API handles the complexity so your development team can focus on user experience instead of blockchain node infrastructure.
Compliance Teams
Data feeds designed for regulatory reporting and audit trails. We work alongside compliance officers who need verifiable blockchain records that stand up to regulatory review in Asian markets.
Financial Institutions
Custom analytics for banks exploring blockchain settlement systems. Our partnership with two regional banks in 2024 focused on transaction verification speed—we got it down from hours to minutes.
Research Organizations
Data access for academic and industry research projects. Universities in Kaohsiung and Taipei use our historical blockchain datasets for studying transaction patterns and network behavior.
Technology Providers
White-label solutions for companies building blockchain features into existing products. We provide the analytics engine while you maintain your brand and customer relationships.
Elias Sundström
Partnership Director
Elias spent five years building integration systems for fintech companies before joining us in 2023. He understands the technical side and the business case—which matters when you're connecting different systems that need to work together.
Tomás Valverde
Technical Integration Lead
Tomás handles the actual implementation work with partner teams. He's dealt with enough API integrations to know what causes problems before they happen. Most partnerships go live within 6-8 weeks when he's managing the technical roadmap.
Keira Ashford
Client Success Manager
Keira works with partners after launch to make sure the integration keeps delivering what you need. She's particularly good at translating technical limitations into business alternatives when something can't work exactly as planned.
Integration Timeline
- Week 1-2: Technical assessment and API configuration
- Week 3-4: Development environment setup and testing
- Week 5-6: Production deployment and monitoring
- Week 7-8: Performance optimization and documentation
How Partnership Integration Actually Works
We've done this enough times to know that every integration has its own quirks. That said, most partnerships follow a similar pattern—though the timeline stretches or compresses based on your existing infrastructure.
The first conversation usually covers what you're trying to accomplish and what systems you're currently using. We need to understand your data flow before we can figure out where our analytics fit in. Sometimes that takes one call. Sometimes it takes three.
- API credentials and access levels configured for your security requirements
- Data filtering customized to reduce noise and focus on relevant transactions
- Alert thresholds adjusted based on your transaction volumes and risk tolerance
- Reporting formats matched to your existing compliance documentation standards
- Support channels established with response times that match your operational needs
A payment processor we partnered with in early 2025 needed transaction monitoring across four different blockchain networks. Their previous solution was generating thousands of alerts daily—most of them false positives. We spent three weeks fine-tuning the filtering logic. Now they review about 40 alerts per day, and their compliance team says the accuracy is above 90%.
Most partners start with a limited integration—maybe one blockchain network or a specific use case—then expand once they see how the data performs in their environment. That approach makes sense because it lets you validate the integration without overhauling your entire system at once.
We provide technical documentation, but we also assign someone from our team who stays with you through the integration process. They're there to answer questions, troubleshoot issues, and help your developers understand why something works the way it does.