A new collaboration integrates SQD’s validated datasets into Google Cloud’s Web3 Blockchain Analytics, giving analysts, developers, and enterprises already using Google Cloud access to enterprise-grade blockchain data.

Before entering BigQuery, each block is subjected to six cryptographic checks, including verification of transaction roots and state roots to ensure data accuracy and consistency.

The partners plan to broaden support to additional blockchains and add more agentic features to the service, expanding the scope over time.

Initially, the offering covers 10 networks, with plans to add more networks and AI agent tools, though specifics on networks, timelines, and tool details were not disclosed.

The initiative is a foundational effort with a roadmap that envisages more supported chains and enhanced capabilities in the future.

Readers can learn more at sqd.dev and SQD’s social channels, and Wanja Oberhof is available for interview if requested.

Enterprises are increasingly analyzing on-chain activity beyond trading, including transactions, smart-contract activity, and DApp usage for analytics, compliance, and market insights.

SQD describes the deal as extending its validated data standard to a wider audience via a widely used platform, with plans for expanded networks and agentic enhancement on the roadmap.

The collaboration provides access to full chain histories from genesis, enabling comprehensive historical analysis beyond post-integration data.

The partnership may explore agentic capabilities to automate interactions with blockchain data, enabling software agents to retrieve, analyze, or act on data.

Real-time data from over 225 networks will stream through a single API, giving enterprises access to verifiable on-chain activity without managing multiple feeds.

Financial terms, SLAs, and specific terms of service for the partnership were not disclosed.