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Dogecoin API Overview

Bitquery API offers access to indexed data from the Dogecoin blockchain through the Dogecoin schema. This schema is specifically designed to enable blockchain data retrieval via GraphQL API for developers.

The Dogecoin schema contains various types of queries, including block, transaction, transactions, transfers, and more. These queries can be used to retrieve blockchain data, such as block information, transaction details, transfers, and other relevant information.

To retrieve data from the Dogecoin blockchain, you need to provide the network argument with the value Dogecoin as shown below:

query {
    bitcoin(network: dogecoin){
    __typename
  }
}

Let's dive in and explore the Dogecoin data available through Bitquery API.

Dogecoin is a UTXO-based Litecoin-family chain widely used for tips, payments, and community transfers. Bitquery models it through the Bitcoin-style schema (bitcoin root) so you can query blocks, transactions, addresses, and coinpath-style flows without smart contracts on-chain.

What You Can Query​

  • Blocks — heights, timestamps, sizes, and the transactions committed in each block
  • Transactions — hashes, fees, inputs and outputs, and linkage to block context
  • Addresses — aggregated activity and UTXO-derived views for Dogecoin addresses
  • Transfers — DOGE movements between addresses with amounts tied to transaction outputs
  • Coinpath — multi-hop tracing of funds across addresses for analytics and investigations

Common Use Cases​

  • Payment and tipping analytics — measure transaction counts, fees, and value moved for merchant or creator use cases
  • Address monitoring — alert on deposits, withdrawals, or large movements for hot wallets or treasuries
  • UTXO flow analysis — follow coinpath hops for compliance or research on the Dogecoin graph
  • Enterprise merchant integration — businesses accepting DOGE for goods and services can automate payment confirmation, reconciliation, and accounting by querying transaction and address-level data