Arkham launches paid Enterprise tier, limits free users to 100 latest transactions
In brief
- Arkham Enterprise, Arkham's paid tier, launched October 20, according to Crypto Briefing.
- Tracer 2.0 follows funds hop by hop across the blockchain.
- Free users now see only the 100 most recent transactions per address or entity.
- Visualizer 2.0 stays free; an Enterprise Grants program gives qualifying researchers free access.
- Arkham API went live on Google Cloud Marketplace starting October 14.
What Enterprise includes
The paid tier is built around Tracer 2.0, a tool for following funds hop by hop across the blockchain. It comes with a case management system too. Investigators can use it to organize their findings into structured files.
Both tools sit on top of a dataset that Arkham says contains 3.9 billion attributions. The company also says it tracks $1.8 quadrillion in on-chain volume across 16 chains (those are Arkham's own figures, as cited by Crypto Briefing, and they haven't been checked against any outside count).
What changes for free users
Arkham has said millions of people use its free analytics platform. Since the Enterprise launch, those users have been limited to the 100 most recent transactions per address or entity, so anyone who wants a wallet's full history now has to pay for it.
So what's still free?
Visualizer 2.0 didn't move behind the paywall. It's the graph-style view of how wallets connect, and Arkham left it open to all users. The company also launched an Enterprise Grants program, which gives qualifying independent researchers and public-interest organizations free access to the enhanced tools.
Not everyone doing investigative work will have to pay.
The API listing and ARKM
The paid push didn't start on launch day. Starting October 14, the Arkham API became available on the Google Cloud Marketplace, and the listing lets enterprise clients pay for it with cloud credits they already hold.
The ARKM token rose roughly 8% on launch day, according to Crypto Briefing. As of early November, the platform had labeled approximately $3 billion in holdings tied to well-known crypto funds, including CoinShares and VanEck.
Frequently asked questions
What do free Arkham users still get after the Enterprise launch?
Free users can see only the 100 most recent transactions per address or entity. Arkham kept Visualizer 2.0, its graph-style view of wallet connections, free for all users. Qualifying independent researchers and public-interest organizations can apply for free access to the enhanced tools through the Enterprise Grants program.
What tools are included in Arkham Enterprise?
The main tool in Arkham Enterprise is Tracer 2.0, which follows funds hop by hop across the blockchain. The tier also includes a case management system that lets investigators organize their findings into structured files. Arkham aimed the tier at professional investigators, compliance teams and institutions.
How can enterprises pay for the Arkham API?
Starting October 14, the Arkham API became available on the Google Cloud Marketplace. The listing lets enterprise clients pay for the API with cloud credits they already have.
