Redstone RPC
Overview
At QuickNode, we’re committed to helping developers and enterprises explore and build on the latest and most innovative blockchain networks. Select Access Chains offer a flexible, on-demand infrastructure that supports emerging chains, enabling users to access a broader range of networks with high potential.
With Select Access Chains, developers can:
- Build and innovate on cutting-edge, high-potential chains.
- Unlock new opportunities within Web3 ecosystems.
- Leverage QuickNode’s industry-leading reliability and performance without waiting for full infrastructure deployment.
Redstone is an Optimistic Rollup built on the OP Stack, designed for cost-efficient transactions by using off-chain data availability. Unlike traditional rollups that rely on Ethereum L1 for data, Redstone posts input commitments to L1 while keeping the data off-chain, resulting in lower transaction costs. It uses Data Availability (DA) challenges to ensure data is accessible and secure, with a mechanism to challenge and resolve incorrect data postings.
To learn more about Select Access Chains, check out this blog on Introducing Select Access Chains: Your Chain, Your Choice
Access
You can access Redstone through the QuickNode Developer Portal.
For enterprises with unique needs or large-scale projects, QuickNode offers custom solutions tailored to specific requirements. Our team is ready to collaborate with you to ensure you have the infrastructure, support, and resources necessary for success in the expanding blockchain ecosystem. Talk with our team to create a custom plan today.
Redstone Network Support
| Network | WSS | HTTPS |
|---|---|---|
| MAINNET | ✅ | ✅ |
Redstone JSON-RPC API Documentation
For detailed API documentation and usage guides, please refer to the official Redstone documentation.
Redstone Tools and Resources
| Resource | Description | Link/Details |
|---|---|---|
| Chain ID | The unique identifier for the Redstone network. | Mainnet: 690, Holesky: 17069 |
| Currency Symbol | The symbol representing the native currency for transactions on Redstone. | ETH |
| Redstone Explorer | A blockchain explorer to view transactions, blocks, and network activity on Redstone. | Mainnet: https://explorer.redstone.xyz Holesky: https://explorer.garnetchain.com |
| Redstone Status Page | Provides real-time updates on Redstone’s network status, uptime, and incidents. | https://status.lattice.xyz/posts/dashboard |
| Public RPC Endpoints | URLs to access public RPC endpoints for interacting with Redstone’s Mainnet and testnet. | Mainnet: https://rpc.redstonechain.com Holesky: https://rpc.garnetchain.com |
API Credits
Usage in our pricing plans is measured in API Credits. To learn more about the API Credits for Redstone, please visit this page.
WebSocket Limits
WebSocket responses are capped at a certain limit, which is subject to change. In cases where responses are potentially large, it is recommended to use a POST request. If the response size exceeds the limit, the associated error code will be -32616.
Endpoint Authentication Options
Please note that setting JWT (JSON Web Tokens), configuring all whitelist options, and changing any rate limits beyond credits per second are only available to users on the Growth plan and higher. Users on the Free or Starter plans can only change their requests per second rate limit or add, use, and delete an authentication token. Visit our pricing page for more information.
Token Authentication
By default, all endpoints created on QuickNode are protected by a token in the URL which looks something like this:
http://sample-endpoint-name.network.quiknode.pro/token-goes-here/Approved Referrer List
For endpoints on the shared network, you are able to add a list of approved referrers. This requires any HTTP request to send a REFERRER header or any WebSocket request to send an ORIGIN header populated with one of the referrers you entered into our user panel.
Disabling Token Authentication
You can also disable the token authentication completely in your security settings for a given endpoint. This will allow anyone to make requests to the endpoint without the token.
JWT (JSON Web Tokens)
For additional security, you can also enable JWT for each of your deployed endpoints. JWT allows for stateless authentication between you and your endpoint. Learn how to use JWT with QuickNode in this step-by-step guide.
Multiple Authentication Tokens
Create multiple authentication tokens for each of your deployed endpoints. This allows you to revoke any tokens that may be comprised, without needing to restart your non-compromised endpoint.
To roll an individual authentication token, create an additional token and then delete the previous token. Learn more about multiple authentication tokens in this QuickNode guide.
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