Sign up with your email to unlock free RPC endpoints for all the protocols listed below. You'l also receive early access to our Multiweb Integration Platform, which will help you showcase your dApp to the business community and quickly integrate it with traditional business applications.
We're proud to support the following protocols. Need dedicated nodes, higher usage limits, or analytics? See Business and Enterprise pricing here.
Our infrastructure supports up to 2B transactions/day and 100 transactions/sec.
Our global geo-mesh of nodes ensures low latency, wherever your users are.
Using our endpoints means you're first to beta test our multiweb platform in 2023.
The future iterations of the Web isn’t just about standalone projects. It’s about integrating next generation capabilities with the traditional software that businesses of all sizes already rely on.
The future is multiweb.
‍At BlockSpaces, our Multiweb Platform makes it easy to connect traditional software (like your ERP or accounting software) with the latest Web3 (and beyond) applications. Using BlockSpaces endpoints puts you first in line to use the Multiweb Platform when it's launched in 2023 and showcase your application to the business community.
Click here to join the waitlist.
How does BlockSpaces provide access to so many protocols?
BlockSpaces uses a decentralized approach to blockchain infrastructure, which means we complement the nodes we manage directly with infrastructure provided by decentralized protocols like Pocket Network. This allows us to provide our users with access to a variety of blockchain protocols, while giving us more options to improve performance, reliability, and latency.
What if I need access to a blockchain protocol I don’t see here?
We are always adding new protocols to our list. If there's a specific blockchain you need access to, get in touch with our team at info@blockspaces.com and we may be able to move it up in the backlog.
What is the difference between an RPC node and a WebSockets node?
RPC, or Remote Procedure Call, is a method for making requests to communicate with a blockchain on an "as-needed"Â basis. In other words, when a Web3 app doesn't need to relay or receive any information, the node is inactive. RPCÂ nodes from BlockSpaces can route their requests through multiple pathways, which improves reliability.
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WebSockets nodes, on the other hand, are "always on" – they are constantly listening for activity from a blockchain. A WebSockets node from BlockSpaces is "dedicated," which means it's assigned to one customer and no one else. In general, WebSockets nodes are better for when you need ultra-high performance and the lowest latency possible, while RPC nodes can offer greater redundancy and lower cost.
Which blockchains does BlockSpaces support?
BlockSpaces supportes multiple blockchain protocols, including EVM and non-EVM-based chains, Bitcoin, and a number of testnets and mainnets.
How do I participate in BlockSpaces’s Discord community?
To join our Discord, just head to https://discord.gg/7FTJnha. See you there!
