Blockchain Database

Blockchain Database turns the blockchain into a drop-in data layer for your application. A single REST API lets you anchor full records immutably with a Certificate of Trust, or use the chain as a trusted hash table — read, write, and update keyed values with the same durability guarantees a public ledger gives you. Wallets, gas, and chain selection are handled behind the scenes.

Features

• Single Write API
  Send a single REST request specifying the network and payload. The same endpoint anchors immutable records or upserts hash-table entries — pick the mode per call.
• Hash-Table Mode
  Use the blockchain as a queryable, updateable key/value store. Anchor your customers' most important records on-chain and update them as state evolves, without losing the audit trail of every prior version.
• Certificate of Trust
  Every immutable write produces a verifiable certificate that proves what was stored, when, and by whom — ready to share with auditors, regulators, or end customers.
• Data Retrieval
  Fetch any stored record on demand — by transaction, by key, or by version — so your data is always accessible when you need it.
• Seamless Wallet Management
  BWS handles wallet provisioning and signing for every chain operation behind the scenes — your application never touches a private key.
• Automated Fee Management
  No gas accounting, no native-token reserves to maintain. Our API calculates and pays network fees automatically and bills them transparently.
• Multi-Chain by Default
  Deploy the same call to Polygon or Matchain by changing a single parameter — pick the network that fits your cost, latency, and trust profile.

Benefits

• Two Modes, One API
  Immutable anchoring and hash-table storage are exposed through the same surface — start with one, add the other when your use case grows, no re-integration required.
• Quick and Easy Integration
  Designed so any developer can ship a blockchain-backed feature without prior Web3 experience.
• Boost Trust and Transparency
  Anchoring data on a public chain gives customers, partners, and regulators independently verifiable proof of what your system did and when.

Use the blockchain as the data layer behind your most trust-sensitive workflows — from record-keeping and certification to live customer-facing state.