Arkham Intelligence, a crypto intelligence platform, has announced the launch of the new Intel API. Intel API’s release marks a key upgrade to the on-chain data infrastructure of Arkham. As the platform highlighted in its official announcement on social media, the product is developed on improvements built during the pilot program. Hence, the move is set to provide comprehensive blockchain intelligence.
ANNOUNCING: THE NEW ARKHAM APIToday we’re unveiling our full-fledged Intel API based on enhancements we’ve made throughout our Pilot Program.The new Arkham API is the most advanced in the world for on-chain data and analytics. pic.twitter.com/To1TcvwmWo
— Arkham (@arkham) February 17, 2026
Arkham Rolls Out Intel API to Provide Cutting-Edge Entity Labeling and Fund-Flow Tracking
The exclusive Intel API of Arkham Intelligence focuses on enabling advanced fund-flow tracking and entity labeling, to crucial elements of crypto analytics. Additionally, the launch lets Arkham compete relatively aggressively in the wider institutional data landscape amid the growing demand for actionable blockchain analytics. The initiative permits builders to incorporate the entity labels of Arkham into their respective applications, internal workflows, and dashboards.
As a result of this, the consumers can identify wallets, funds, exchanges, and some other market participants with more clarity. This enhances compliance monitoring as well as market research. By integrating fund-flow data, companies can effectively track movement of capital across chains. This backs trading strategies, forensic analysis, and risk management.
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Arkham also unveiled a wide set of higher rate boundaries and endpoints to meet the requirements of huge data environments like quantitative platforms and exchange. The updated customization and documentation options attempt to minimize integration friction along with backing different utilities, including portfolio analytics and evaluative blockchain intelligence.
According to Arkham, Intel API reflects the intensifying competition across the blockchain analytics landscape. By offering direct access to API for fund flows and labeled entities, Arkham is aiming at trading companies, research desks, and compliance teams. The development could also fortify the status of Arkham in regulatory technology while financial institutional and authorities look for better transfer monitoring instruments.
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