Amberdata’s crypto market data, derivatives analytics, and on-chain data are now available on the Kaiko platform, five months after the acquisition.

Kaiko acquired Amberdata in June 2026 to bring both companies’ data together on the Kaiko platform, and the integration is now complete. From November 1, 2026, the 250+ institutions we serve can use Amberdata’s derivatives analytics and on-chain data next to Kaiko’s market data, indices, and regulated services.

Adding Amberdata to Kaiko has created the industry’s largest market data and analytics platform for digital assets. Kaiko now covers 175 exchanges, 8 of them added through the Amberdata integration, along with more than 13,000 assets and 18 blockchains. Amberdata also brings 50+ new endpoints through which clients can access market data and analytics. Banks, hedge funds, asset managers and exchanges looking for crypto market data, derivatives analytics or onchain data can now get all of it on one platform.

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Amberdata’s crypto market data, derivatives analytics and on-chain data now share a single data stack with Kaiko Level 1 & Level 2 Data, Kaiko Reference Data and Kaiko Indices, and clients reach all of it through Kaiko’s REST APIs and Kaiko Stream. Kaiko Stream, our gRPC-based streaming service, replaces Amberdata’s WebSocket for real-time data. It includes a Kaiko-maintained SDK in eight languages, including Python, Go, Rust, and Java, that handles connection, reconnection, and decoding for the client’s engineering team. Kaiko’s operations and product teams are working with each Amberdata client to plan and support their move to the Kaiko platform. Everything that was on amberdata.io, including the documentation, is now on kaiko.com and docs.kaiko.com.

“Our first priority after the acquisition was to put Amberdata’s derivatives analytics and onchain data in the hands of Kaiko clients, and our product and engineering teams have delivered it in five months. Institutions now get the coverage of both companies from Kaiko, and our teams can focus on building what clients ask of us next,” said Ambre Soubiran, CEO, Kaiko.