- Developers on Hedera can now query ERC-20, ERC-721, and ERC-1400 data in real time on the network.
- Hgraph’s indexer provides wallet balances, transfer history, and NFT metadata via GraphQL.
Hgraph has launched a dedicated ERC Token Data Indexer for Hedera, making it easier for developers to build on Hedera’s EVM with live ERC analytics. The new tool exposes a single GraphQL endpoint that serves token and NFT data directly from Hedera’s mirror node infrastructure, removing the need for manual data stitching or complex queries across multiple endpoints.
🧵 Hedera EVM just got a big data upgrade.@hgraph launched an ERC Token Data Indexer for Hedera — one GraphQL endpoint for ERC-20 / ERC-721 / ERC-1400 token data in (near) real time.
The pain it solves:
If you’ve ever tried to build portfolios, holder charts, transfers, or… https://t.co/LmGX7dRZvn pic.twitter.com/tzyXXQXnWP
— Marco Ħ (@MarcoSalzmann80) December 31, 2025
This indexer will serve only pure ERC contracts on the Hedera EVM. It does not include synthetic ERC-like information produced by the Hedera Token Service (HTS) that frequently results in analytics incongruencies. With pre-modeled GraphQL queries, developers can now retrieve the correct balances for any wallet, NFT ownership, token transfer history and token metadata.
The indexer determines the contracts by tracking standard ERC Transfer events and invoking standard view functions such as name, symbol, and decimals. It relies on RPC balanceOf() calls to enable accuracy and monitors live updates to wallet balances and token metadata.
Institutional-Grade Data Tools and Recent Hedera Developments
Hgraph also added two additional features to work with standard token data: metadata_reliability_score and processing_timestamp, which are specialized to be used in analytical applications. These areas help developers evaluate the freshness of data and the quality of token metadata, vital for developing trustworthy dashboards and institutional-quality applications.
The service is available on both mainnet and testnet environments and to users on the Startup plan or above. It can be accessed by developers through an API key, using the Hgraph GraphQL playground. The documentation contains pre-programmed queries that allow teams to launch dApps, NFT galleries, or portfolio managers more effectively.
This release, as described by CNF, is part of a larger undertaking by Hedera to reinforce EVM-based infrastructure. Recently, the Hedera-native HBAR was incorporated into the non-custodial wallet produced by SafePal, enabling users to store and transact Hedera assets via its software and hardware products. Now, Hedera-based dApps can be used directly through the SafePal interface.
In the meantime, according to a recent CNF report, the derivative exchange CME Group has announced that it will start providing real-time HBAR price feeds. The decision is viewed as a transition towards institutional exposure and the extended reach of the native Hedera token: HBAR.
Additionally, Malaysia is advancing efforts to become a hub for global tokenization initiatives, with Hedera emerging as one of the preferred infrastructure providers. The network’s native HTS protocol continues to be adopted for tokenization use cases due to its low fees, high throughput, and finality guarantees.
Despite these developments, the Hedera (HBAR) price has been on a bearish run with the token dipping by over 2% in the last 24 hours and 3% in the last week to trade at $0.1081. During this bear phase, the market capitalization sank by 2.28% to $4.62 billion while the trading volume soared by 44% to $149.76 million.