Sonarverse Officially Rebrands to SonarX
Sonarverse is now SonarX. Our new identity reflects our growth, innovation, and vision for blockchain data infrastructure and institutional clients.

Introducing SonarX: The Next Chapter in Blockchain Data Infrastructure
Today, we are excited to unveil our new identity: SonarX. This evolution from Sonarverse reflects our growth, innovation, and vision for the future of blockchain data infrastructure while better aligning with our enterprise and institutional clients.
While our mission remains steadfast—delivering the most comprehensive, accessible, and high-quality blockchain data—our new name encapsulates the simplicity, precision, and state-of-the art infrastructure that defines us.Why SonarX?
The name SonarX represents our focus on exploration and discovery in the ever-expanding blockchain landscape. The “X” symbolizes the crossroads of technology and data, the unknown opportunities we help our clients uncover, and the boundless possibilities for those building on blockchain.
What’s Changing?
While our name and look are changing, the foundation of our work remains the same. SonarX will continue to offer the industry’s most robust blockchain data platform, with:
- Multi-Chain Coverage: Support for 70+ blockchains, with rapid additions upon client demand.
- Full Historical Streaming Data: From blockchain genesis to the latest block, accessible .
- Customizable Data Solutions: SQL-queryable data that integrates seamlessly into any cloud environment or big data database.
- Unmatched Quality & Compliance: Built to meet the highest standards in data quality with Soc 2 Type II certification.
Reach out to contact@sonarx.com to learn more.
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