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Shared blockchain nodes
for multi-chain API access
Connect to supported blockchains through ready shared RPC endpoints. Settla helps teams launch integrations, read blockchain data and work across multiple networks without operating node infrastructure in-house.
Average response time
56 ms
Service uptime
99.99%
Daily API requests
100M
Shared node access
Multi-chain RPC without running nodes
Shared nodes are a fast way to connect products to supported blockchain networks through ready RPC endpoints. Settla helps teams launch integrations, test new chains and serve regular API traffic without provisioning a separate node for every network.
- 1Pick network
- 2Use API key
- 3Send RPC calls
- 4Scale when needed
Leading Blockchain RPC Node Providers
Establish connections to shared nodes spanning Ethereum, Bitcoin, Polygon, Solana, and other well-known blockchains. Use these connections to obtain balances, execute transactions, access WebSocket data streams in real time, and monitor test networks, all thanks to low latency and exceptional reliability.
Bitcoin online
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Availability
99.91% up to 99.99%
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Ethereum online
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Access
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Availability
99.91% up to 99.99%
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Tron online
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Access
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Availability
99.91% up to 99.99%
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Solana online
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Access
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Availability
99.91% up to 99.99%
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are shared blockchain nodes?
Shared nodes are RPC endpoints used by multiple customers for regular blockchain API traffic, testing and multi-chain product integrations.
When are shared nodes enough?
They are usually enough for prototypes, dashboards, wallet reads, development, testing and production workloads that do not require isolated capacity.
Can I use one API key for several networks?
Yes. Shared access is designed for multi-network use, so teams can connect supported chains without operating each node separately.
When should I move from shared to dedicated nodes?
Move to dedicated access when you need higher limits, private endpoints, traffic isolation, special methods or stricter production reliability.
