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Arkham Introduces Bulk Upload Feature for Address Clusters

Zach Anderson   Jun 10, 2024 11:04 2 Min Read


Arkham Intelligence has introduced a new feature that enhances user experience by allowing bulk uploads of address clusters. This update enables users to copy and paste up to 50 addresses into a custom Arkham Entity, simplifying the process of managing multiple addresses, according to Arkham Intelligence.

Streamlined Address Management

The new bulk upload functionality is designed to save time and effort for users who need to manage numerous blockchain addresses. By clicking the “Bulk Upload” button on an entity’s page within the Private Labels Dashboard, users can either copy and paste addresses directly into the dialog box or upload a CSV file. Each address should be placed on a separate line, and labels can be added by including them on the same line, separated by a comma.

Bulk Upload Screenshot

Enhanced User Capabilities

This new feature is expected to significantly enhance the capabilities of Arkham users, particularly those managing large datasets or multiple blockchain addresses. The ability to add labels to each address during the upload process further adds to the organizational capabilities, making it easier for users to categorize and retrieve information quickly.

The bulk upload feature aligns with Arkham's ongoing efforts to provide more efficient and user-friendly tools for blockchain analysis and management. By allowing users to input multiple addresses simultaneously, Arkham aims to reduce the manual workload and potential for errors associated with single-entry address management.

Bulk Upload Example

Future Prospects

This development is part of Arkham’s broader strategy to enhance its platform’s functionality and user experience. As blockchain technology continues to evolve, features like bulk upload are crucial for maintaining efficient and scalable operations. Users can expect more updates and improvements from Arkham as it continues to innovate in the blockchain space.


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