Indexing XRPL EVM with Goldsky

Goldsky provides high-performance subgraphs for querying onchain data from XRPL EVM. Subgraphs allow developers to efficiently access indexed blockchain data via GraphQL endpoints, optimized for speed, scale, and ease of use.

Supported Networks

NetworkStatusSubgraph Slug
Testnetβœ…xrplevm-testnet
Mainnet🚧coming soon

What is a Subgraph?

A subgraph defines how data is extracted from the blockchain, how it’s stored, and how it can be queried. With Goldsky, subgraphs are deployed instantly and maintained with real-time updates β€” no manual syncing or infrastructure setup needed.

Each subgraph exposes a GraphQL API endpoint, allowing you to query data such as:

  • Contract events (e.g. Transfer, Swap)
  • Account balances
  • Token metadata
  • Custom application logic

Benefits of Indexing

Indexing makes it easier to work with onchain data by turning raw blockchain activity into clean, queryable data.

  • Fast queries β€” Access structured data instantly using GraphQL
  • No infra required β€” Goldsky hosts everything for you
  • Customizable β€” Index only what your app needs
  • Real-time updates β€” New data is synced as blocks are produced
  • Webhooks β€” Trigger actions when new data matches your query
  • Easy to manage β€” Deploy and update subgraphs in minutes

Getting Started

Follow these steps to get started with Goldsky:

  1. Create an account

  2. Generate an API key

  3. Install the Goldsky CLI

Once you've completed these steps, follow the guide here to deploy your first subgraph πŸš€

Feel free to reach out to Goldsky anytime if you have questions or need support!