★ Company profile
GetBlock is a blockchain-as-a-service (BaaS) platform, known as GetBlock, founded in 2019 and headquartered in Germany. According to publicly available information, GetBlock is committed to providing developers and enterprises with instant API access to the full nodes of more than 50 major blockchain networks, simplifying the blockchain data retrieval and application development process. As of 2025, the company has served thousands of developers and enterprise users worldwide, supporting multiple blockchain protocols, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, and Solana, among others. GetBlock's enterprise architecture is technology-driven, with operations teams spread across Europe, including Germany, Finland, and the Netherlands. Details about the registered capital, shareholding structure and advisory team were not publicly disclosed. Vasily Rudomanov (CEO since April 2025), Natalia Lahuti Chief Marketing Officer, and Arseniy Voitenko as founder. GetBlock is an active member of the Blockchain Industry Association and participates in the Web3 community, but does not disclose the name of the association.
★ Regulatory
InformationGetBlock, as a blockchain-as-a-service provider, is primarily engaged in technology infrastructure services and does not publicly disclose information that it is directly regulated or licensed by a specific financial regulator. According to industry practice, BaaS platforms typically do not directly handle client funds or provide financial brokerage services, and therefore may not be subject to the rigors of traditional financial regulators. However, GetBlock declares on its official website that it complies with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and related cybersecurity regulations in the European Union to ensure the privacy and security of user data. Information about specific regulatory bodies or license numbers is not publicly disclosed.
★ The trading product
GetBlock itself does not directly provide financial trading products, but provides developers and enterprises with API access services for blockchain nodes, and supports more than 50 mainnets and testnets such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Binance Smart Chain (BSC), Polygon (MATIC), Solana (SOL), TON, etc. These services allow users to access on-chain data, broadcast transactions, or develop decentralized applications (dApps) through APIs, which are suitable for scenarios such as decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), blockchain analysis tools, and more. GetBlock's services do not involve traditional financial assets (such as forex, stocks, or CFDs), but instead focus on technical support related to crypto assets.
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GetBlock does not provide standalone trading software, but provides developers with flexible blockchain data access tools through API interfaces such as JSON-RPC, REST, WebSockets, gRPC, and GraphQL. These interfaces allow developers to seamlessly integrate their applications with the blockchain network without having to run and maintain nodes themselves. GetBlock's Dashboard allows users to manage access tokens, track API request volume, and monitor dApp usage. The documentation center provides detailed node methods and endpoint guides to help developers get started quickly. In addition, GetBlock provides blockchain explorers that support transactions and address queries on networks such as Ethereum, NEAR, and Binance Smart Chain.
★ Deposit and withdrawal
methodsGetBlock's services are on a subscription model, and users can choose between free or paid packages. The free tier offers 40,000 API requests per day for testing and personal use; Paid plans offer higher request rates (RPS), compute unit (CU) allocation, and priority access. Payment methods support cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies (credit or debit cards). Fiat payments are recurring automatic deductions, and cryptocurrency payments are done through QR codes for one-time transactions. Additional compute units can be purchased directly through the dashboard to avoid service interruptions. GetBlock does not involve direct deposits and withdrawals of client funds, so there is no need for the deposit and withdrawal process of traditional financial services.
★ Customer
SupportGetBlock offers 24/7 customer support, communicating with users via Discord, email, and the official website contact form. The support team assists users with technical issues, provides API integration guidance, and ensures high availability of the service (99.99% core service availability). GetBlock's community is active on platforms such as Discord, Twitter, Reddit, and LinkedIn, with more than 1,564 Discord members, where developers can exchange experiences and get technical support. The documentation center provides comprehensive guides, node endpoints, and API how-to descriptions to lower the barrier to entry for users.
★ Core Business &
ServicesGetBlock's core business is to provide developers and enterprises with infrastructure services for blockchain nodes, covering shared nodes, dedicated nodes, and node clusters. The shared node is a multi-user shared resource, which is cost-effective and suitable for small and medium-sized projects. Dedicated nodes provide customized, private RPC servers for high-traffic applications (e.g., crypto exchanges, NFT marketplaces) to optimize performance. GetBlock supports more than 75 full and archive node access for mainnet and testnet, covering both programmable blockchains (e.g., Ethereum, Solana) and non-programmable blockchains (e.g., Bitcoin, Dogecoin). In addition, GetBlock offers blockchain explorers, crypto faucets, and custom AppChains services to meet the needs of specific dApps. Clients include decentralized exchanges (DEXs), NFT platforms, blockchain analytics tool developers, and enterprise customers.
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Technical InfrastructureGetBlock's technical infrastructure is centered on high availability and low latency, with servers mainly located in Europe (Germany, Finland, the Netherlands). The platform provides multi-protocol support through APIs such as JSON-RPC, REST, WebSockets, gRPC, and GraphQL to ensure a stable connection to the blockchain network. GetBlock's nodes support more than 50 blockchains, covering mainstream Layer 1 and Layer 2 networks (e.g., Arbitrum, Optimism, Base) as well as emerging AltVM blockchains (e.g., Aptos, Sui). The platform guarantees 99.9% service uptime and simplifies node management with automatic updates and maintenance. GetBlock has also developed a blockchain explorer and crypto faucets that enhance users' access to on-chain data.
★ Compliance & Risk
Control SystemGetBlock's compliance system complies with EU GDPR requirements to protect user data privacy and security. The platform explicitly prohibits API requests (such as signing contracts) involving wallet creation or private key operations to reduce security risks. Risk controls include restricting the use of high-risk API methods and managing user permissions through access tokens. GetBlock's dashboard provides real-time request volume and statistical monitoring to help users optimize dApp performance. Dedicated node statistics are currently only available in the European Union, but not in Asia and the United States. The specific Anti-Money Laundering (AML) or Know Your Customer (KYC) processes are not disclosed in detail.
★ Market Positioning and
Competitive AdvantageGetBlock is positioned as a Web3 infrastructure provider with the goal of empowering developers around the world to build high-quality dApps by simplifying and accelerating access to blockchain nodes. Competitive advantages include: support for more than 75 blockchain networks with wide coverage; Offering a free tier to lower the barrier to entry for startups and individual developers; Multi-protocol API (JSON-RPC, REST, WebSockets, etc.) to meet diverse development needs; 99.99% service availability ensures stable operation; 24/7 customer support and an active community enhance the user experience. Compared to competitors QuickNode and Infura, GetBlock's blockchain support is broader and its pricing is flexible, making it suitable for a variety of scenarios, from testing to enterprise-level applications.
★ Customer Support &
EnablementGetBlock empowers customers with multi-channel support, including a detailed documentation center, 24/7 customer support, and an active Web3 community. Developers can collaborate with other Web3 developers and share experiences through Discord. GetBlock has also partnered with organizations such as the NEAR Foundation to launch startup programs that provide infrastructure grants for Web3 projects. In addition, GetBlock regularly hosts Web3 writing contests (such as the $5,000 prize event in partnership with HackerNoon) to incentivize community content creation. The platform's blockchain explorer and crypto faucet further provide developers with free testing resources to help dApp development.
★ Social Responsibility & ESG
GetBlock has limited disclosures related to social responsibility and environmental, social and governance (ESG). The platform indirectly promotes the inclusion of the digital economy by supporting Web3 startups and providing free API access, promoting the popularization of blockchain technology and the development of decentralized applications. GetBlock participates in community events such as Paris Blockchain Week and Web3 Writing Contests to demonstrate its commitment to industry education and innovation. The public information does not provide details on specific initiatives for energy consumption, carbon footprint or sustainability initiatives.
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Strategic Partnership EcosystemGetBlock has established strategic partnerships with a number of blockchain ecosystems and institutions, including Binance Institutional (to explore the synergy between traditional finance and high-frequency trading), TON Foundation (to provide technical documentation support), and NEAR Foundation (startup infrastructure grant). GetBlock has also partnered with cross-chain bridge projects (e.g., Wormhole, Allbridge) to improve the interoperability of DeFi applications. The platform shares industry insights through blogs and social media (e.g., LinkedIn, Twitter), interacts with DeFi projects such as ParaSwap, and enhances the impact of the ecosystem. Details of the partnership agreement or financial terms were not disclosed.
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Financial healthGetBlock's financial information is not publicly disclosed. According to PitchBook data, GetBlock is a privately held company that is not backed by venture capital and its main source of revenue is API subscription services. Crunchbase shows that it has a growth score of 87 (as of Q1 2025) and a popularity score of 79, reflecting stable business activity and market attention. GetBlock's customer feedback shows that its services have helped users save months of development time and thousands of dollars in engineering costs, showing high cost-effectiveness. There is not enough publicly available information on specific revenues, profitability or balance sheets.
★ Roadmap
for the futureGetBlock plans to continue to expand the supported blockchain network, prioritizing support for emerging protocols to ensure that developers can quickly access the latest technologies. The platform will retire the Fantom (FTM) shared node API from February 19, 2025 and fully switch to Sonic(S) nodes, reflecting its focus on performance optimization. GetBlock will also continue to upgrade the dedicated node feature to enhance the processing power of high-traffic applications. In addition, the platform is committed to further advancing the Web3 ecosystem through community events, start-up grants, and educational content. Specific long-term strategies or plans for new product launches are not detailed in publicly available information.
