# Hello Moon > Crypto's most powerful developer platform. Hello Moon is a blockchain infrastructure provider offering developer data services. It provides APIs, RPC endpoints, staking, and analytics tools for developers building on multiple blockchains. Hello Moon is a blockchain infrastructure company that provides developers with data infrastructure, staking services, and analytics tools. It offers application programming interfaces, RPC endpoints, and real-time data streaming to help teams build and scale applications on supported blockchains. Its offerings target developers and businesses seeking reliable access to on-chain data and node infrastructure. The platform addresses the challenge of accessing consistent, high-throughput blockchain data by processing on-chain events through a real-time data pipeline. This allows applications to monitor decentralized finance activity, non-fungible token markets, and general transaction flows without operating their own indexing infrastructure. Hello Moon also offers staking services and dedicated node access for teams requiring direct blockchain connectivity. Its product scope spans developer tooling, staking, and dedicated nodes, supporting multiple blockchain networks. Hello Moon is used by application developers, protocols, and businesses that require dependable blockchain data and infrastructure to operate their services. - Type: Company - Sector: Infrastructure - Status: Active - Founded: 2021-10-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/Hello_Moon ## Products - [HelloMoon Developer Platform](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Hello_Moon): HelloMoon Developer Platform is a developer tooling suite that provides blockchain infrastructure through APIs, RPC endpoints, and real-time data streaming. It gives developers access to standard and dedicated RPC nodes, gRPC streaming, and a transaction landing service that submits and accelerates settlement of transactions, charging only on successful delivery. The platform supports NFT analytics, DeFi monitoring, and cross-chain data access for teams building applications across multiple blockchain networks. Dedicated, premium-hardware nodes are also available for latency-sensitive or high-throughput workloads. (Developer Tooling, Live, Main Product) - [Staking by Hello Moon](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Hello_Moon): Staking by Hello Moon is a validator staking service that lets holders of a network's native token delegate their assets to earn yield. The service operates a validator with monitored, hardened infrastructure and charges no commission, allowing users to keep their full staking rewards. Users connect a self-custody wallet to stake and manage their position directly from the site. 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