Footprint Analytics

Footprint Analytics is a blockchain data platform that collects on-chain data from multiple networks, decodes it into structured tables, and lets analysts, projects and developers query it through dashboards, SQL and an API. Founded in June 2021 and headquartered in Singapore, the company positions itself as a provider of unified Web2 and Web3 data for growth and business decisions.

What it does

Raw blockchain data is hard to use directly. Transactions, logs and token transfers need to be decoded, labelled and linked to protocols before they answer questions such as how many wallets use a game or how much value a DeFi protocol holds. According to its documentation, Footprint aggregates blockchain transactions, classifies them by domain (GameFi, NFT, DEX and others), and decodes them into fields such as wallet addresses, token prices and TVL. The result is a query-ready data layer that teams can use without running their own indexers or nodes.

Products

Footprint's documentation describes three core products.

The Analytics App is a no-code analytics platform for building charts and dashboards from on-chain data. It is built on the open-source Metabase business intelligence tool, and the company publishes its fork as the footprint-web repository on GitHub, described as "Footprint Analytics built on Metabase v0.45.0." Users can start with a drag-and-drop query builder and move to SQL for complex work. The no-code to SQL guide explains that every chart built in the visual editor is converted to SQL before it is sent to the server, and users can view that generated SQL. The reverse only works for simple queries: complex SQL cannot always be turned back into a visual chart.

The Data API offers unified access to NFT, GameFi and DeFi data across supported chains, covering both raw data and statistical metrics.

Growth Analytics combines Web2 and Web3 data sources so projects can monitor KPIs and identify trends for marketing and user acquisition. Alongside it, Footprint runs Growthly, which its Growthly documentation calls a no-code growth and analytics solution. Growthly's quest tool lets projects run customizable quests to acquire and engage users on Telegram and Line.

A Gate Learn explainer also describes data room access to more than 30 structured blockchain datasets across the GameFi, NFT and DeFi sectors.

Chain coverage

Footprint's chain coverage page lists six EVM networks with full coverage across its data categories: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Optimism, Fantom and zkSync Era. A further 22 EVM chains, including Arbitrum Nova, Avalanche, Ronin, Core and Taiko, have transactions, blocks, token transfers and logs but no trace data. Non-EVM coverage listed there includes Sui, Starknet and Gala Chain. The company's GitHub account also hosts ETL repositories for Ethereum, Sui and Starknet.

Solana is not listed on the current chain coverage page. Footprint has published Solana-related material, including a February 2024 guide, How to Analyze Solana Token?, which walks through price trends, trading volume, centralized exchange net flows and holder distribution for SOL using a token dashboard on Footprint's research pages. That guide notes the dashboard it references includes only Ethereum data. Solana users evaluating Footprint should confirm which Solana datasets, if any, are available before relying on the platform for Solana-native analysis.

Team and funding

Gate Learn lists the company's legal entity as Vantastone Technology PTE. LTD. and names its leadership as co-founder and CEO Navy Xie, co-founder and CTO Wade Deng, co-founder Tony Zhang, and finance vice president Water Jiang.

Footprint raised two seed rounds in 2022, according to Crypto Fundraising. A $1.5 million round in January 2022 included IOSG Ventures, NGC Ventures, Youbi Capital, SevenX Ventures, Puzzle Ventures and ArkStream Capital. Contemporary coverage reported that round as led by IOSG, with Delphi Digital's Jary Ngan and Avi Zurlo participating as angels, and said the money would go toward marketing and adding chains and protocols. A second $2.65 million seed round in May 2022 was led by Matrix Partners, with Redpoint, Waterdrip Capital, Lancer Capital, Ant Capital and Hash Global participating. Total disclosed funding is about $4.15 million.

Current status

Development is still visible in public: the footprint-web repository was last updated in April 2026, and a dashboard MCP server repository was published in 2025. Activity on the official X account, @Footprint_Data, has slowed, with the most recent post we found dated September 2025. When we checked in September 2026, the main footprint.network website returned server errors, but the documentation site was online.

Where it fits for Solana

Footprint's strengths are cross-chain dashboards, GameFi and NFT datasets, and growth tooling for community campaigns, with coverage weighted toward EVM networks. Solana teams and analysts looking for Solana-native program, DEX or validator data will likely find more complete coverage in Solana-focused data providers. Footprint is more relevant to multi-chain projects that want to compare user activity across EVM ecosystems or run quest-based growth campaigns on Telegram.