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# Third-Party Resources

This page collects programs, analytics tools, and data providers built by teams in the Lighter ecosystem. They can save you time when you're integrating, backtesting, or tracking how your integration performs.

> **Note:** Everything listed here is built and operated by independent third parties, not by Lighter. Lighter does not guarantee their availability, accuracy, pricing, or terms. Review each provider's documentation and terms before relying on it in production.

## Accelerate builders program

[**Accelerate**](https://lit-hub.org/accelerate) is a program run by [Lit Hub](https://lit-hub.org) for projects building on Lighter. It's aimed at teams moving from integration to launch.

Approved projects get:

| Benefit           | What it means                                                                                    |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Direct line**   | Contact with Lighter core team members for integration questions, launch blockers, and feedback. |
| **Partner perks** | Infrastructure, wallet, security, and data credits and discounts from program partners.          |
| **Visibility**    | A listing on Lit Hub with a custom Accelerate tag.                                               |
| **Builders chat** | A private chat with other teams building on Lighter.                                             |

## Analytics: Litscan

[**Litscan**](https://litscan.io) is an explorer and analytics site for Lighter.

For integrators, the most useful part is the **per-integrator analytics**. Each integrator has a page at `litscan.io/integrators/<integrator-name>` showing:

* volume and fees routed through the integration
* active accounts
* dominant markets

## Market data providers

If you need historical data for backtesting, research, or analytics, the providers below archive Lighter market data and serve it through their own APIs. This saves you from running and maintaining your own WebSocket collectors.

### 0xArchive

[**0xArchive**](https://0xarchive.io) provides live and historical market data for Lighter.

* **Data types:** order books (including Lighter L3), trades, candles, funding, and open interest
* **Access:** REST API, WebSocket historical replay, file exports (Data Catalog), and a hosted MCP server for AI agents
* **SDKs:** Python (`pip install oxarchive`), TypeScript (`npm install @0xarchive/sdk`), Rust (`oxarchive` crate), and a CLI (`npm install -g @0xarchive/cli`)
* **Coverage:** Starting January 2025 (mainnet genesis)

> Accelerate participants get a discount on 0xArchive paid plans. See [Accelerate](#accelerate-builders-program).

Docs: [github.com/0xArchiveIO](https://github.com/0xArchiveIO)

### Tardis.dev

[**Tardis.dev**](https://tardis.dev) provides tick-level historical market data for Lighter. It's useful if you already run cross-venue research on Tardis and want Lighter in the same pipeline.

* **Data types:** order book updates, trades, tickers, and perp/spot market stats
* **Access:** raw HTTP API in Lighter's native format, normalized data via the official Python and Node.js clients, Tardis Machine (self-hosted replay server), and downloadable CSV datasets
* **Coverage:** starting 2026-04-17

## Get your project listed

Building a tool, dashboard, data service, or SDK on Lighter? Submit it to the [Lit Hub ecosystem directory](https://lit-hub.org/ecosystem), and consider applying to [Accelerate](https://lit-hub.org/accelerate). To suggest an addition to this page, reach out through the usual API support channels.


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