satoshidata

Satoshidata provides a Bitcoin chain intelligence API designed to deliver machine-readable insights about Bitcoin addresses and transactions. It enables users to identify addresses with associated entities, categories, and confidence levels, and supplies evidence tiers for each response. The platform sources its data from its own full Bitcoin node, allowing for up-to-date blockchain intelligence and transparency in its reporting.

Key features include the ability to identify and categorize any Bitcoin address, verify transactions by confirming payments to specific addresses, and look up any transaction ID. Satoshidata also supports timestamping, enabling users to anchor any hash to the Bitcoin blockchain and verify proofs. The service maintains a corpus of millions of public labels across the Bitcoin ecosystem, annotated by confidence and evidence tiers, as well as caveats. Reported leads are clustered for analysis, but the platform clarifies that these are inferences rather than verified attestations of custody or ownership. Categories covered in its intelligence include exchanges, mining, scams, gambling, darknet, mixers, services, and government entities.

The API is accessible without signup or an API key, and during its public beta phase, all APIs are available for free. Abuse controls are in place to manage usage during this period. The platform delivers its data in JSON format, making it suitable for integration with other systems or for use by AI agents, as indicated in its meta description. Satoshidata also references support for micropayments via protocols such as x402 and L402, and mentions compatibility with MCP servers and A2A agent cards.

Satoshidata is positioned as a tool for those seeking chain intelligence and wallet trust-safety signals within the Bitcoin ecosystem. Its public beta status and open access model allow developers and researchers to quickly experiment with and integrate its capabilities.