RPC Nodes

Conduit Nodes provides reliable, high-performance RPC infrastructure for over 100 networks. Developers use Conduit to connect apps, rollups, and backend services to onchain data without running or maintaining their own nodes.

August 4, 2026 at 12:00 PM PST: Public RPC limits change, debug_* / trace_* methods require an API key, and WebSocket connections require authentication. Keyed Pro and Enterprise traffic is unaffected. Read the changelog or create a free API key.

Key capabilities

  • Multi-chain access - connect to all supported mainnets and testnets with a single API key.
  • Autoscaling RPCs - handle traffic spikes automatically without throttling or downtime.
  • Performance monitoring - view request metrics, latency, and usage directly in the dashboard.
  • Granular access control - restrict access by IP, domain, or wallet address.
  • Usage-based pricing - pay only for the compute units (CUs) you use.
  • Full archive access - query historical state from genesis on all networks, included on every plan.

Why use Conduit as a node provider

Conduit operates the chain infrastructure for many of the largest rollups in the Ethereum ecosystem. Every node runs on enterprise-grade hardware with automated recovery to maintain 99.99% uptime.

Conduit’s unified dashboard and APIs make it easy to manage keys, monitor performance, and scale RPC capacity as your application grows.

Get started

Get an API Key

Create and manage API keys from the Conduit app.

Make an RPC Request

Send your first RPC request in a few steps using your API key.

FAQ

Can I use Conduit RPCs without an API key?
Yes, you can send requests to the public endpoints of chains deployed on Conduit. Public (unauthenticated) traffic is rate limited to 25 req/s starting August 4, 2026. debug_*, trace_*, and WebSocket connections require an API key. For the best experience, create a free API key — Free tier traffic gets 250 req/s and 100M CUs per month.

Are CUs per account, org, or API key?
Compute Units are consumed at the Conduit org level. You can use your base limit (e.g. 100M CUs from the Free Plan) to access multiple networks via multiple keys under the same Conduit org.

Do Conduit nodes support archive queries?
Yes. All Conduit nodes retain full chain history from genesis with no pruning. You can query any historical block number on any supported network at no extra charge. Note that eth_getProof on OP Stack networks is limited to a recent history window. Contact support@conduit.xyz if you need deeper proof history.