What is Blockchain RPC?
Blockchain RPC is a managed service from Google Cloud that provides JSON-RPC endpoints for accessing blockchain networks. The service enables developers to read blockchain data, send transactions, and call smart contracts without operating their own nodes.
Compared to Blockchain Node Engine, Blockchain RPC offers a more lightweight access path: instead of provisioning dedicated nodes, shared, highly available API endpoints are provided.
Core Features
- Managed RPC endpoints: Instantly usable JSON-RPC endpoints without setup
- High availability: Redundant infrastructure with automatic failover
- Low latency: Optimized endpoints on Google’s global network
- Standards-compliant: Full compatibility with Ethereum JSON-RPC standard
Typical Use Cases
DApp Development and Operations
Web3 developers use Blockchain RPC as a reliable endpoint for their decentralized applications without worrying about node infrastructure.
Wallet Integration
Wallet providers and fintech companies use the managed endpoints for balance queries, transaction submission, and event monitoring.
Benefits
- Instantly available without node synchronization
- Cost-effective for moderate query volumes
- No infrastructure management required
- Integration with Google Cloud IAM and Monitoring
Integration with innFactory
As a Google Cloud Partner, innFactory supports you with Blockchain RPC: Web3 application architecture, API integration, and operational optimization.
Typical Use Cases
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Blockchain RPC?
Blockchain RPC is a managed service from Google Cloud that provides JSON-RPC endpoints for blockchain networks. Developers can read blockchain data and send transactions without operating their own nodes.
What is the difference from Blockchain Node Engine?
Blockchain RPC offers lightweight API endpoints for standard queries, while Blockchain Node Engine provides dedicated full nodes. RPC is suited for applications with moderate query volume.
Which blockchain networks are supported?
Blockchain RPC supports Ethereum Mainnet and Testnets as well as additional EVM-compatible networks. The platform is continuously expanded.
