Blockchain Infrastructure: RPC, Clusters & Staking | Quicknode
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The infrastructure everything else is built on.
Low-latency RPC, dedicated clusters, and institutional staking across 79+ chains. One account, one API key.
The foundation
Every chain. Every tool. One platform.
Quicknode runs the nodes across 79+ chains and 135+ networks. Pick your layer: RPC, Streams, gRPC, or dedicated clusters.
Core RPC API
Core RPC API is Quicknode's low-latency JSON-RPC, REST, and WebSocket access to full and archive nodes across 79+ chains. 81ms average response, 19x faster than the 1,567ms industry average. One endpoint, one API key, every major chain, including deep coverage on Solana and Hyperliquid HyperEVM.
Dedicated Clusters
Dedicated Clusters are private nodes with no shared limits or noisy neighbors. They offer predictable latency, burst capacity to 50K RPS, and are ideal for Solana trading and high-volume production.
Validator as a Service
Validator as a Service runs validators so you don't have to. Staking infrastructure with key management, monitoring, and uptime SLAs across major proof-of-stake networks. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 covered, staking rewards without the on-call and slashing risk.
IPFS
Managed pinning and fast gateways for NFT media, token metadata, and app assets. The smaller layer that rounds out the foundation.
Built for Solana
The lowest-latency path to Solana
The infrastructure powering Solana high-frequency trading teams, MEV, and arbitrage bots in production.
Data before standard RPC Solana gRPC streams validator data, including transactions and account updates, before standard RPC propagation. Your bots react first.
MEV-protected transaction landing
Co-located Dedicated Clusters and Jito integration land transactions reliably, even under congestion.
Built for Hyperliquid
Full-stack Hyperliquid infrastructure
The complete data and execution layer for HyperEVM teams, however your stack is built.
Low-latency HyperEVM execution Low-latency HyperEVM RPC plus dedicated endpoints for your most transaction-critical workloads.
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The difference
Most RPC providers stop where we start.
Multi-chain RPC is table stakes. Dedicated clusters, gRPC streaming, staking, and real-time data on one account: that's the gap.
All of it, on one account. Ready when you are.
Our globally distributed, auto-scaling, multi-cloud network will carry you from MVP all the way to enterprise. The industry’s best trust us, and so can you.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between Core RPC API and Dedicated Clusters?
Core RPC API is shared, multi-tenant access to full and archive nodes across 80+ chains, billed by usage and ready the moment you create an endpoint. Dedicated Clusters are private, single-tenant nodes with no shared rate limits, predictable latency, and burst capacity to 50K RPS. Start on Core RPC API, then move to Dedicated Clusters when shared infrastructure stops keeping up.
What infrastructure does Quicknode offer for Solana?
For Solana, Quicknode runs Solana gRPC, which streams validator data, including mempool transactions and account updates, before standard RPC propagation. Pair it with co-located Dedicated Clusters and Jito integration for MEV-protected transaction landing. It is the low-latency path Solana trading teams and bots run production on, available on your existing Quicknode endpoint.
What infrastructure does Quicknode offer for Hyperliquid?
For Hyperliquid, Quicknode provides HyperCore data access over Streams, gRPC, JSON-RPC, and WebSocket, plus low-latency HyperEVM RPC and dedicated endpoints. Launched in January 2026, it gives HyperEVM teams one data and execution layer instead of stitching providers together. Use Core RPC API for HyperEVM calls and Dedicated Clusters when you need isolated performance.
Which chains does Quicknode support?
Quicknode Core RPC API covers 80+ chains from one endpoint and one API key, including Ethereum, Solana, Base, Bitcoin, and Hyperliquid HyperEVM, across mainnets and testnets. Dedicated Clusters, IPFS, and Validator as a Service run on the same account.