Tools
Node Providers
Quicknode
Quicknode provides public and private rpc endpoints for Blast, along with websocket support.
Supported Networks
- Blast Mainnet - Public RPC: https://rpc.blast.io
- Blast Sepolia - Public RPC: https://sepolia.blast.io
Ankr
Ankr provides public and private rpc endpoints for Blast.
Supported Networks
- Blast Mainnet - Public RPC: https://rpc.ankr.com/blast
- Blast Sepolia - Public RPC: https://rpc.ankr.com/blast_testnet_sepolia
Infura
Infura provides public and private rpc endpoints for Blast.
Supported Networks
- Blast Mainnet - Public RPC: https://blast.din.dev/rpc
- Blast Sepolia - Public RPC: https://testnet.blast.din.dev/rpc
Blast API (no affiliation to Blast L2)
Blast API provides public and private rpc endpoints for Blast.
Supported Networks
- Blast Mainnet - Public RPC: https://blastl2-mainnet.public.blastapi.io
- Blast Sepolia - Public RPC: https://blastl2-sepolia.public.blastapi.io
BlockPi
BlockPi provides public and private rpc endpoints for Blast.
Supported Networks
- Blast Mainnet - Public RPC: https://blast.blockpi.network/v1/rpc/public
- Blast Sepolia - Public RPC: https://blast-sepolia.blockpi.network/v1/rpc/public
How to run your own nodes
If you want to self host Blast nodes, then you can follow the guide here which uses docker compose for a painless setup process: https://github.com/blast-io/deployment
The above repo also links to more advanced documentation if you have custom deployment needs that require building the Blast software from source.