Provider Spotlight: Covalent (GoldRush) - Uniblock

May 13, 2026

Provider Spotlight: Covalent (GoldRush)

Covalent's integration with Uniblock has been expanded. What was previously limited to a handful of token and NFT endpoints now covers the full GoldRush API surface: Foundational, Streaming, and chain-specific APIs across 100+ networks, including Hyperliquid's HyperCore and HyperEVM.

David Liu
CTO & Co-Founder
Blockchain
5 Minutes

What's new

Foundational API (full coverage)

The Covalent integration previously supported 6 endpoints. It now spans the complete GoldRush Foundational API:

Streaming API (real-time data over WebSocket)

Covalent now brings real-time data subscriptions through Uniblock:

Sub-second latency. GraphQL over WebSocket. No polling.

Hyperliquid: HyperCore + HyperEVM

This is where the expansion matters most for teams building on Hyperliquid.

HyperCore. Covalent's GoldRush APIs decode raw HyperCore transactions into structured, typed events that go beyond standard EVM event decoding:

Event Type What it covers
Fill Transaction Perps trade fills with liquidation context, side, PnL, builder fees
Funding Event Funding rate payments between long/short positions
Ledger Event 20+ subtypes: vault deposits/withdrawals, liquidations, spot transfers, staking, borrow/lend, reward claims
Delegation Event Staking delegation and undelegation
Deposit Event Cross-chain deposits from external chains
Withdrawal Event Finalized cross-chain withdrawals

Streaming API support is live on HyperCore (OHLCV pairs, OHLCV tokens, wallet activity). Foundational API access to historical HyperCore data (balances, transaction histories, decoded events) is coming soon.

HyperEVM. Full Foundational API support is live:

Components and tooling

The integration also includes access to Covalent's developer tooling through Uniblock:

Performance

Covalent operates dedicated nodes in Tokyo optimized for Hyperliquid workloads. Early benchmarks indicate:

How this fits the routing layer

Covalent is one of 55+ providers in Uniblock's routing layer. The expanded integration means more endpoints are eligible for auto-routing. If Covalent is the fastest or most reliable path for a given call, traffic routes there automatically. If it isn't, traffic goes elsewhere.

Adding HyperCore and HyperEVM coverage through Covalent also expands Uniblock's Hyperliquid surface. Teams building on Hyperliquid now have structured, decoded data available through the same API key they use for everything else.

No new integration. No separate billing. The infrastructure is already running.

Getting started

Covalent's expanded endpoints are accessible through any existing Uniblock project. Updated endpoint documentation is available at goldrush.dev/docs.

The integrations page at uniblock.dev/integrations/covalent reflects the updated coverage.

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