To put it simply, RPC nodes are nodes (servers) that access a blockchain network (for example Ethereum), which enable you to interact with the network without running your own node.
Overview
A node in a blockchain network is a computer or server that runs blockchain software, participating in verifying and relaying transactions and maintaining the blockchain's integrity and security.
Here are some key benefits of using Moralis RPC Nodes:
Multi-Chain Support: Access RPC nodes for Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Avalanche, and other popular blockchains.
High Performance: Low-latency, reliable infrastructure for handling large amounts of traffic.
JSON-RPC Standard: Fully compliant with the JSON-RPC 2.0 specification, ensuring compatibility with existing Ethereum and EVM-compatible blockchain tools.
Extended RPC Methods: In addition to standard methods, Moralis offers extended RPC methods for advanced functionalities like fetching token balances, NFTs, and transaction history.
Moralis provides access several blockchain nodes to the Ethereum JSON-RPC API method library that interacts with the Ethereum blockchain all supported EVM blockchains, providing developers with robust and efficient access to blockchain functionalities. Methods include functionality for reading and writing data to the network, and executing smart contracts.
Get Started with Moralis RPC Nodes
Create a Moralis Account: Sign up for free and access your RPC nodes.
Set Up Your Node: Visit our Setting Up RPC Nodes guide to create and configure your RPC node.
Make Your First RPC Call: Once you have your node set up, follow our tutorial to make your first JSON-RPC call using
ethers.js.