Allium is live on Arc from day one
Institutional-grade Arc data is available through Allium from mainnet launch, with enriched coverage across transactions, assets, stablecoins, DEX activity, and more.
Today, Arc mainnet is live, and Allium supports Arc from day one.
Arc is an open, EVM-compatible Layer-1 built for financial markets, real-time money movement, and agentic economic activity. It launches with stablecoins as gas, starting with USDC, deterministic sub-second finality, predictable dollar-based fees, and a geo-diverse institutional validator set.
That validator set includes institutions such as Visa, Mastercard, BlackRock, DTCC, ICE, Standard Chartered, Galaxy, MoneyGram, SBI and Sumitomo.
Allium has been ingesting Arc since testnet, giving institutions an independent view of activity on the network from the moment mainnet goes live.
Arc data, ready at mainnet
Financial institutions need Arc data they can use across their existing workflows.
The data needs to be decoded, enriched, normalized, and consistent with the datasets they already use across other networks.
Allium began ingesting Arc during testnet in June. One of the problems our engineering team encountered was Arc's different representations of USDC: a native token with 18 decimals and an ERC-20 representation with 6 decimals. Without accounting for both, token supply normalization breaks.
We solved that during testnet and continued building out coverage ahead of mainnet.
From day one, Allium supports Arc across:
- Raw blockchain data, including blocks, transactions, logs and traces
- Assets, including token transfers and balances
- Decoded contract calls and events
- Stablecoin activity
- DEX activity
- Real-time and historical data
By building through testnet and ahead of launch, Arc data is available within the same normalized data environment Allium customers already use across the onchain economy.
What can you see on Arc?
The schemas matter because of the questions they let teams answer.
What's happening to USDC on Arc? Track supply, transfers, holders and velocity as activity develops on the network.
How is value moving across Arc? Follow transaction and stablecoin flows to understand where activity is coming from and where it's going.
Where is activity emerging? Monitor addresses, applications and DEX activity from launch onward.
The same data can feed internal dashboards, research, risk systems and other institutional workflows without teams having to build their own Arc indexing infrastructure.
Independent data for an institutional network
Allium's view of Arc sits alongside the data we provide across the rest of the onchain economy.
That matters for institutions operating across multiple networks. Arc activity can be measured using the same data infrastructure and normalized schemas they use elsewhere, giving teams a consistent view across networks rather than a network-specific source of truth.
From day one, institutions can measure what happens on Arc independently, and in the same context as the rest of the onchain economy.
Explore Arc data on Allium: the Arc dashboard and the Arc data docs.
