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Overview

Bitquery's V1 Solana API offers indexed access to the Solana blockchain via GraphQL. The V1 schema is focused on historical Solana transfers, transactions, addresses, blocks, block rewards, and Coinpath — the surfaces most often used for accounting, tax, audit, trading research, compliance, treasury, and bulk data delivery.

query MyQuery {
  solana(network: solana){
    __typename
  }
}

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Instructions on V1 have been retired

V1 no longer exposes the instructions and instructionAccounts queries for Solana. The replacement is the V2 Solana Instructions API at https://streaming.bitquery.io/graphql, which serves program-, instruction-, and DEX-trade-level analytics with parsed methods, account lists, logs, and real-time WebSocket subscriptions — see also the V2 docs home and V1 vs V2. All other Solana V1 surfaces below are unchanged.

Solana is a high-throughput, low-latency chain whose on-chain programs are invoked through instructions, and where SPL tokens behave as the fungible-token standard. Bitquery's V1 Solana schema indexes blocks, transactions, full historical SOL and SPL transfers, block rewards, addresses, and Coinpath — all the building blocks for wallet, token, and validator analytics that do not require raw instruction parsing.

What You Can Query​

  • Transfers — native SOL and SPL token movements with mints, amounts, counterparties, and program/instruction context where available; complete historical transfer rows for accounting, audit, trading, and compliance (examples, schema). Enterprise cloud export (e.g. S3, Parquet) is available for large-scale pipelines — see V1 vs V2 and cloud data.
  • Transactions — signatures, fee payers, success/failure, signers, instruction counts, fees, and block context (examples, schema).
  • Address — wallet SOL balance, annotation, and batched multi-address lookups (examples, schema).
  • Blocks — slot, height, parent slot, hash, timestamps, transaction counts, and aggregate rewards (schema).
  • Block rewards — validator and stake account reward distribution per epoch for economics and yield reporting (schema).
  • Coinpath — multi-hop SOL and SPL fund flows across addresses for tracing and forensics (schema).

Common Use Cases​