Your product
Your wallet, dApp, exchange or backend sends a request.
RPC built for production
At Nodz, we provide dedicated RPC infrastructure for your applications, with endpoints configured around your networks, traffic and operational requirements.
What production-readyRPC looks like
- 99.99%
- RPC success rate
- 24/7
- Support
- EU
- Operated from Luxembourg
RPC connects your product to blockchains
Nodz RPC
Nodz routes it to infrastructure operated for the target network.
Blockchain networks
The selected network processes the request and returns the response.
How Nodz operates your endpoints,from configuration to production
RPC infrastructure for products that run onchain
Product teams
Wallets, dApps, explorers and consumer products that need stable blockchain reads and transaction submission without maintaining their own nodes.
Institutions
Custodians, funds and payment providers that need a known operator, a clear jurisdiction and infrastructure that can be reviewed as part of their vendor process.
Protocols and operators
Protocols, validators and data teams that need dedicated reads for indexing, historical backfills, monitoring or redundancy alongside their own infrastructure.
FAQ
An RPC endpoint is the URL an application uses to communicate with a blockchain node. Through it, the application can retrieve balances, blocks, transactions and contract state, subscribe to network events or broadcast transactions.
Dedicated means the service identifies which infrastructure, capacity and access policy are reserved for your workload. Depending on the requirement, that can be an isolated node or a dedicated cluster. The topology is documented instead of hidden behind a generic shared API key.
Nodz focuses its RPC service on Ethereum, Solana and Starknet. Mainnet, testnet, client version, supported methods and history depth are confirmed for each endpoint. Additional network requirements can be discussed with the team.
Archive data and WebSocket access depend on the network and selected node configuration. They are specified before activation together with supported methods, history depth and any method-specific limits.
Capacity is sized from the request profile, expensive methods and expected peaks. Availability objectives, redundancy and failover depend on the chosen topology and are documented in the service agreement for production deployments.
The infrastructure is operated by Nodz from Luxembourg, under Luxembourg and European Union jurisdiction. Logging, retention and any relevant subprocessors are documented for the selected service.
Pricing depends on the network, node type, storage history, capacity, redundancy, observability and support requirements. Share your workload with Nodz to receive an architecture and commercial proposal.