Decentralised
RPCs That
Just Work

Decentralised & Public RPC Endpoints Available Now

Let SubQuery be your trusted blockchain RPC provider. With our network of globally distributed Node Operators, you can access enterprise-grade decentralised RPCs. The best part? The rewards you receive on the network can offset the cost of the RPC, effectively making it free to use!

Web3’s dirty little secret

On our journey building web3’s largest data indexer, we’ve realised that dApps are utterly reliant on high-performance RPC Providers.

Most are still largely centralised and controlled by big institutions, the antithesis of what web3 stands for.

We believe that there is a better way, for decentralisation without compromise.

Supporting decentralised RPC providers

RPCs are the main interface to the blockchain, the foundation of all web3 infrastructure.

We've already built and deployed these three building blocks in large scale network for our leading data indexer.

PHASE 1

Support RPCs

Completed

Provide the key payment rails, verification of service, and dispute resolution in order to allow anyone to receive rewards for RPC requests served via the network.

Launch a public RPC service on our mainnet with node operators and professional RPC providers.

PHASE 2

Enhance RPCs

Completed

Launch an open source SubQuery Data Node that redefines how RPCs work, optimised for querying rather than validation.

Supercharge dApps and indexing workloads with higher performance.

PHASE 3

Democratise RPCs

In Progress

Solve EIP-4444 and assist networks scale by sharding the state of the SubQuery Data Node.

Make RPCs cheaper to run and operate, while maintaining the entire chain state.

The SubQuery Data Node

The performance limitations of your data indexer and many other applications have long been limited by slow RPC endpoints.

This is compounded by the rise of L2 chains, where with higher throughput, query performance and cost are major outstanding issues to address

SubQuery will deliver a solution to this with the SubQuery Data Node in 2024. It is a heavily forked RPC node that is perfectly optimised for querying and running in a decentralised environment.