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Does any block producers currently provide public access API node with full history for each EOS account for any token contracts?

I want to fetch all transaction data for any EOS account for any token contract to build a tax-centric CSV/Google spreadsheet app to save EOS account holders from the hassle of creating/maintaining manual spreadsheets for tax and other accounting purposes. Sort of my EOSMINT project.

Running my own node on AWS or Linode cloud with history plugin + mongo set up is a route but it seems to me that block producers have better infrastructure and can offer this readily. Yet, I cannot find one yet.

The EOSInfra.io project folks told me that they offer full history but for a limited time range. This won't work.

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  • have you tried the atticlabs node?
    – Tong Shen
    Commented Jan 16, 2019 at 5:15
  • eoscanada, eossweden, meet.one and eosdac (not sure if they disabled history-plugin in the meantime) also provide full history. If you want to consume that huge amount of transactions I would use one of the websocket-apis. dfuse.io/en or eospark.com/openapi. Both have full history.
    – cmadh
    Commented Feb 15, 2019 at 23:20

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The only useful solution I found so far is the API proxy provided by https://proxy.eosnode.tools.

It allows me to grab actions in chunks like 0-300, 300-500, etc. which should work for me since I am running a batch process per account to keep data localized.

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  • Full history is expensive and thus you need to collect your own (partial) history and store it offchain locally. As an unrelated task, I am building Python tooling to have a "cap table at any point of time" for a token. EOS support will come the second half of this year. docs.tokenmarket.net/erc-20-holders.html
    – Mikko Ohtamaa
    Commented Feb 16, 2019 at 12:29

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