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Use Cases Overview

The old use-cases page mixed current platform capabilities with older product references. This section replaces it with guides that map directly to what Uniblock documents today: Unified APIs, webhooks, JSON-RPC, Direct API access, analytics, and logs. Use these guides when you want a practical starting point for a specific product shape rather than a feature-by-feature overview.

Wallets and portfolio trackers

Aggregate balances, NFTs, transfers, and activity across chains.

DeFi dashboards and analytics

Build token, price, liquidity, and market monitoring workflows.

NFT marketplaces and discovery

Power collection pages, ownership views, floor-price tracking, and sales feeds.

Gaming and in-app assets

Track player assets, rewards, inventory changes, and game-related activity.

Airdrops and growth campaigns

Monitor claims, token movement, NFT distribution, and campaign health.

DAO dashboards and governance tooling

Track treasury flows, governance token movement, and contract events.

Token launches and post-launch monitoring

Support launch operations with pricing, holder, transfer, and event data.

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How to use these guides

Each guide follows the same pattern:
  1. Start with the product shape you are building.
  2. Use the recommended APIs and webhook types for that workflow.
  3. Validate the response shape in the API tester or JSON-RPC tester.
  4. Move into production with your own API key and monitor usage in analytics and logs.
If you are completely new to the platform, start with the Uniblock Quickstart Guide first.

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Shared building blocks

  • Token API for balances, metadata, transfers, allowances, and token activity
  • NFT API for collection metadata, ownership, floor prices, sales, and transfers
  • Transaction API for wallet and block transaction history
  • Market Data API for price, volume, history, and trending data
  • Webhooks for event-driven workflows
  • JSON-RPC for lower-level node access when your app needs chain-native methods
  • Direct API when you need provider-specific functionality beyond the unified schema

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Next steps

Quickstart guide

Create a project, get an API key, and make your first request.

Uniblock overview

Learn how routing, normalization, and failover work across the platform.

Analytics

Monitor request volume, usage patterns, and project activity.

API logs

Debug failed requests and inspect provider-level behavior.