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3 July 2026·4 min read·NodeFlare Team

NodeFlare Now Serves 23 EVM Chains

We tripled our chain coverage in one release: 16 new EVM networks — including Unichain, Robinhood Chain, Sonic, Soneium, Sei and Plasma — all on our own bare-metal nodes, all with free public endpoints.

Today we shipped the biggest expansion in NodeFlare's history: 16 new EVM chains, taking us from 7 to 23 networks — every one of them served from our own bare-metal nodes, with a free public endpoint and full support on the free tier.

The new lineup

ChainChain IDWhat it is
Unichain130Uniswap's DeFi-native L2, 1 s blocks
Sonic146Sub-second aBFT L1 from the former Fantom team
Polygon137The battle-tested PoS workhorse
Linea59144Consensys' zkEVM
Mantle5000Modular L2 with EigenDA
Zircuit48900zk-rollup with sequencer-level security
Robinhood Chain4663Tokenized real-world assets, ~250 ms blocks
XLayer196OKX's zkEVM
Soneium1868Sony's consumer L2
Arbitrum Nova42170AnyTrust fees for gaming & social
BOB60808Bitcoin DeFi on the OP Stack — served from two regions
Ink57073Kraken's L2 (chain ID 0xdef1)
Cronos25Crypto.com's chain, instant finality
Mode34443DeFi-focused Superchain member
Sei1329Parallelized EVM, ~400 ms finality
Plasma9745Stablecoin-first L1 with PlasmaBFT

They join Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Arbitrum One, OP Mainnet, HyperEVM and Avalanche.

Same endpoint pattern, every chain

Nothing about the integration changes — swap the chain slug and you're done:

https://rpc.nodeflare.app/{chain}/public          # free, no API key
https://rpc.nodeflare.app/{chain}/v1/{YOUR_KEY}   # free key: higher limits + heavy methods

One free API key covers every chain we serve: 2,000,000 compute units/month, with eth_getLogs (75 CU) and trace_*/debug_* (100 CU) included — no credit card.

Our own nodes, not an aggregator

Every one of these chains runs on hardware we operate ourselves, across six regions, behind the same health-checked, geo-routed gateway as our original seven. When you hit rpc.nodeflare.app, you land on a NodeFlare node — never on one of dozens of anonymous third-party backends.

That matters most on the young chains: for networks like Robinhood Chain and Plasma we're among the first independent RPC providers anywhere, and for Unichain, Soneium, Ink, Zircuit and BOB the list of alternatives is still very short. If you're building there, you no longer depend on a single official endpoint.

Documentation for every method, on every chain

Each chain ships with a full per-method reference — parameters, compute-unit costs, runnable examples, and chain-specific notes (real measured block times, finality behaviour, gas-token quirks like Mantle's MNT or XLayer's OKB). No templated filler: an eth_getLogs on Sei page tells you different things than eth_getLogs on Arbitrum Nova, because the chains genuinely behave differently.

What's next

WebSocket subscriptions are currently live on our original seven chains; we're wiring newHeads streaming for the new networks chain by chain. Follow the changelog for updates.


Building on any of these? Get your free API key → — one key, every chain we serve, no credit card.