Indexers
Blockchain indexers are tools used in the context of blockchain technology to improve the efficiency and speed of searching, querying, and accessing data stored on a blockchain. They create and maintain organized databases of the blockchain's data, allowing users to quickly retrieve information without needing to process the entire blockchain from scratch.
Kaia support on The Graph ended on August 31, 2026. Kaia subgraphs no longer index and their query endpoints no longer return data. If your dapp still depends on one, see Migrate from The Graph — your subgraph code carries over to Goldsky, SubQuery, or a self-hosted graph-node without changes.
The following providers have integrated with Kaia to deliver blockchain indexing services:
| Provider | Kaia networks | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Goldsky | Mainnet, Kairos | Managed subgraphs plus Mirror data streaming. Compatible with the subgraph spec, so existing subgraphs migrate with a single CLI command. |
| SubQuery | Mainnet, Kairos | Multi-chain indexing in a single project, with managed and decentralized network hosting. |
| The Graph | — | No longer available on Kaia as of August 31, 2026. See Migrate from The Graph. |
You can also run graph-node yourself against a Kaia archive RPC endpoint if you would rather operate your own indexing infrastructure.