# Mirador

> The observability layer for onchain finance

Mirador is a blockchain observability platform for onchain finance. It traces transactions across applications, wallets, bridges, and chains for teams running payments, stablecoins, and DeFi operations.

Mirador is a blockchain observability platform, a company building monitoring and tracing infrastructure for onchain finance. It correlates application, wallet, and chain-level data into a single trace, letting engineering and operations teams follow a transaction from initial user action through settlement. The platform is aimed at teams running payment rails, stablecoin issuance, tokenized asset platforms, and onchain governance, where tracking the full lifecycle of a transaction across systems is difficult with conventional monitoring tools.

The platform solves fragmented visibility that arises when a transaction crosses multiple boundaries, such as a frontend application, a signing wallet, a bridge, and one or more blockchains. A developer SDK captures browser, wallet, and user context, while execution data from chain transactions, multisig activity, and price feeds is pulled into the same trace. Teams can define service level agreements for settlement time and success rates, and Mirador can trigger automations when thresholds are breached.

Mirador offers tracing, correlation, and analytics tools alongside data streams and automation rules, with functionality organized around use cases such as payments, stablecoin and tokenized asset issuance, and governance and multisig monitoring. It is designed to work alongside existing observability pipelines.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Data & Analytics
- Status: Active
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/mirador

## Products

- [Mirador](https://thegrid.id/profiles/mirador): Mirador is a blockchain observability platform that traces transactions across applications, wallets, and chains into a single unified record. It correlates frontend activity, wallet and signer context, and on-chain execution data, including cross-chain bridge activity and multisig events, so engineering and operations teams can debug failed transactions and reconstruct full user journeys. The platform adds real-time monitoring, service-level agreement tracking, and automation rules that trigger alerts when anomalies occur, alongside shared dashboards for team-wide visibility. Developers integrate the platform through software development kits for web and server applications. (OnChain Data API, Live, Main Product)

## Links

- [Main](https://mirador.org)
- [Blog](https://mirador.org/blog)
- [Terms of Service](https://mirador.org/terms)
- [Privacy policy](https://mirador.org/privacy)
- [GitHub](https://github.com/miradorlabs)
- [LinkedIn](https://linkedin.com/company/mirador-labs)

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