Alchemy is a Wallets & Dev Infrastructure company founded in 2017 and based in San Francisco, United States. It has raised $565M in total funding, most recently a Growth equity in 2022 at a $10.2B valuation.
| Date | Stage | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 8, 2022 | Growth equity | $200M | $10.2B | Lightspeed Venture Partners, Silver Lake |
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A managed RPC and indexing layer that gives developers reliable, scalable access to Ethereum and many other chains without operating their own nodes. Alchemy's enhanced APIs go beyond raw RPC with features like transaction simulation, webhooks, NFT and token metadata, and transfer histories, abstracting away the operational burden of running blockchain infrastructure. Wallets, exchanges, and dApps use it to read and write on-chain data at production volumes with high reliability.
A framework that lets teams launch their own Layer 2 or app-specific rollup chains with managed infrastructure, so projects can get the throughput and cost benefits of a dedicated chain without building the full stack themselves. Alchemy handles sequencing, data availability integration, and node operations, giving developers a faster path to deploying customizable rollups while inheriting Ethereum security and the broader Alchemy tooling ecosystem.
An account-abstraction toolkit for building embedded smart-contract wallets with features like social login, gas sponsorship, and batched transactions. Account Kit includes Gas Manager and Bundler APIs that let apps sponsor user gas fees and bundle operations, removing the friction of seed phrases and native-token gas for end users. Developers use it to onboard mainstream users into self-custody wallets that feel like familiar consumer apps.
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