Validated, query-ready Solana onchain data delivered directly into institutional data warehouses across more than 50 blockchain networks, built for the analytics, compliance, finance, and AI workflows enterprise teams run in production.

Lambda256, the blockchain technology arm of Dunamu (Upbit), today launched Nodit Datashare, a blockchain data delivery service that transforms raw onchain activity into validated, query-ready datasets and ships them into institutional teams' cloud storage. The service is open to analytics, AI, trading, compliance, and finance teams at financial institutions, virtual asset service providers (VASPs), and enterprise data organizations.

What problems Nodit Datashare solves

For institutional teams, the challenge is not simply accessing blockchain data. Before finance, compliance, or analytics teams can use it in production, data engineers must build and continuously maintain their own indexing, decoding, and validation pipelines. This requires significant engineering time and infrastructure investment. Missing or incorrectly decoded records can also delay audits, undermine reporting accuracy, and create compliance risk. Nodit Datashare removes that burden by delivering validated, query-ready datasets directly into customer-controlled cloud storage, including Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, and Cloudflare R2.

Use cases include treasury and custody reporting, audit trail preparation, historical wallet reconstruction, wallet classification, anomaly detection, and liquidity and stablecoin flow analysis. Finance teams can monitor balances and asset movements across chains. Audit and tax teams can reconstruct source-traceable transaction histories. AI and research teams can integrate normalized onchain records into their existing models and data pipelines.

A built-in Playground lets teams preview datasets and confirm that schemas fit their existing workflows before export. The service operates under SOC 2 Type I and Type II audited controls.

Built for Solana scale

Solana sits at the center of Datashare's institutional value proposition. The network processes more than 100 million transactions per day, according to The Block on-chain data, with a transaction failure rate around 20%, according to a 2025 study published in EPJ Data Science, a two-component fee structure that requires reconciliation, and token decimals that must be normalized before any institutional analysis can begin. Datashare resolves these blockchain-specific data engineering steps in the data layer before delivery, so institutional teams move directly from data receipt to operational use without rebuilding the normalization layer themselves.

Availability and onboarding

Following an early access phase that opened in May, Nodit Datashare is now in open beta, with three evaluation exports per workspace available during the beta period. The evaluation exports let customers validate schema quality, file format, delivery experience, and query readiness directly in their own cloud storage, before any commercial commitment. The Nodit data team then works with customers to define production requirements, including chains, schema tiers, history range, delivery cadence, and storage destination, before scaling to recurring delivery with expanded coverage and enterprise onboarding.

“For institutional teams, the question around blockchain data has moved beyond access. It is now about how quickly that data can be put to operational use, especially for networks like Solana where the engineering prerequisite is significant,” said Jae Kim, Business Lead at Lambda256. “Datashare resolves that prerequisite at the infrastructure level, so teams can focus on analytics, reporting, compliance, and production workflows instead of rebuilding the data layer themselves.”

Teams can start with the evaluation exports, or contact the Nodit data team to scope production delivery, at the Nodit Datashare webpage (https://www.nodit.io/products/datashare).