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Amazon Managed Blockchain

#3 of 32 in Blockchain PlatformsBlockchain Developer Platforms

Amazon Managed Blockchain: A managed AWS service for teams building applications on public chains or private Fabric networks. Ranked #3 of 32 in Blockchain Platforms by our editors (8.9/10); pricing: Paid; best for teams needing managed public and private blockchains.

8.9/10Editor score
Amazon Managed Blockchain8.9 Visit AWS

At a glance

  • Editor score
    8.9 / 10
  • Pricing
    Paid
  • Best for
    Teams needing managed public and private blockchains
  • Free plan
    No
  • Deployment model
    Hybrid
  • Facts checked
    24 Sep 2026
  • Where it wins

    • Access Ethereum, Bitcoin and Polygon through dedicated or serverless options
    • Create private Hyperledger Fabric networks and manage membership
    • Use standardized APIs for real-time and historical blockchain data
  • Where it doesn't

    • Usage charges vary by network, region, node, storage and API volume
    • Runs on AWS, so it may not fit teams seeking another cloud
    • Documentation is the listed support channel

Our verdict on Amazon Managed Blockchain

Amazon Managed Blockchain (AMB) is an AWS-managed service for building applications on public blockchains and private Hyperledger Fabric networks. It is aimed at mid-market and enterprise teams that want managed node and network infrastructure rather than operating those components themselves. Through web and API access, teams can connect to Ethereum, Bitcoin and Polygon, create Fabric networks, and retrieve blockchain data for applications such as wallets and smart-contract workloads.

AMB splits public-chain access across several options. AMB Access Ethereum provides dedicated nodes and charges for peer nodes, storage and Ethereum requests; AMB Access Serverless offers multi-tenant access to public networks such as Bitcoin and Polygon, charging only for API requests. AMB Query provides real-time and historical data APIs with no subscriptions, minimum quotas or overage charges. For private networks, Hyperledger Fabric Starter Edition is positioned for test and small production networks, while Standard Edition is for production. Overall usage pricing varies by blockchain, AWS Region, node type, storage and API volume, so the right cost model depends on the workload rather than a single flat plan.

Operationally, AMB includes peer provisioning, elastic ledger storage and scaling, plus VPC endpoint connectivity and encryption at rest and in transit. Fabric capabilities include chaincode deployment and a member voting API for adding or removing network members; Ethereum access includes JSON-RPC and Consensus APIs. The trade-off is ecosystem fit: the service integrates with AWS services and is cloud-deployed on AWS, so teams targeting a different cloud should look elsewhere. It suits organizations that want managed public-chain access alongside permissioned Fabric networks, but is less compelling for teams needing a cloud-neutral platform or broader listed support than documentation.

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Amazon Managed Blockchain pricing

Plans Paid No free plan — trial or paid only. Prices checked 24 Sep 2026.
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Amazon Managed Blockchain fact sheet

Free planNo
Paid fromNot verified
Deployment modelHybrid
Contract languagesNode.js, Java, Go
Consensus mechanismsProof of stake (Ethereum)
Managed serviceYes
Cloud deploymentAWS
Permissioned networksYes
DeploymentCloud
PlatformsWeb
SupportDocs
Built forMid-market, Enterprise (editorial estimate)
Integrations1 integrations: AWS services
PricingPaid (source)
Websiteaws.amazon.com
Facts checked24 Sep 2026

Amazon Managed Blockchain integrations

Amazon Managed Blockchain lists 1 integrations on its own site.

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