// Sonic

The Stack Sonic Builders Ship On

Connect to Sonic Mainnet with low-latency RPC, full archive data, debug and trace APIs, and real-time Streams. The complete Sonic data stack, managed from a single Quicknode dashboard.

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// Supported networksMainnet
// 99.99% uptime SLA17+ global regions
// Unified Sonic Stack

Mainnet, Archive, and
Streams in One Dashboard.

Sonic builders need more than basic RPC. Quicknode runs the full surface: low-latency JSON-RPC, full archive with debug and trace, and real-time Streams, all from one dashboard.

InterfaceStatus
MAINNETONLINE
ARCHIVEONLINE
STREAMSACTIVE
WEBHOOKSACTIVE
// Read & Stream

Data Access for Every Sonic Workload

Query, subscribe, and stream Sonic data with low latency. From a single eth_call to billions of rows of historical logs, you get the right interface for the job.

JSON-RPC over HTTPS and WSS on Sonic Mainnet
Full archive nodes with debug_traceTransaction and debug_traceBlockByNumber
Streams for backfill and real-time Sonic blocks, logs, and traces
Webhooks for push notifications on addresses and events
WebSocket subscriptions with eth_subscribe for new blocks and logs
// Build & Ship

EVM Tooling You Already Know

The Ethereum toolchain you already know works unchanged on Sonic. Deploy contracts, manage endpoints, and ship from one Quicknode account.

Deploy and verify Solidity contracts with Hardhat, Foundry, and Remix
Token authentication, rate-limiting, JWT, and whitelisting on every endpoint
ethers.js, web3.js, viem, and @quicknode/sdk supported out of the box
Archive access with debug and trace for indexing and simulation

Enterprise-grade security and compliance built in

SOC 1
SOC 2 Type II
ISO 27001
// Every Sonic Data Pattern

The Full Data Suite.
Every Sonic Data Pattern.

Six ways to access Sonic data, from a single eth_call to billions of rows of queryable history. Pick the interface, ship faster.

Sonic JSON-RPC

Standard JSON-RPC over HTTPS and WSS on Sonic Mainnet. Every EVM method supported, including eth_call, eth_getLogs, eth_getBalance, eth_sendRawTransaction, and eth_subscribe, with predictable rate limits.

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Archive & Debug

Full historical Sonic state with no pruning. Run debug_traceTransaction and debug_traceBlockByNumber against archive nodes for indexing and simulation.

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Streams

Backfill and real-time Sonic blocks, logs, and traces delivered to your datastore with guaranteed reliability. Filter upstream, receive only the data you actually need.

Explore Streams

Webhooks

Event-driven alerts with guaranteed delivery. Subscribe to specific addresses, event types, or onchain conditions.

Explore Webhooks

Trace API

Trace Sonic execution with trace_transaction and trace_block. Reconstruct internal calls and state changes for debugging, indexing, and analytics.

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WebSocket Subscriptions

Subscribe to new Sonic blocks and logs over a persistent WSS connection with eth_subscribe. Push updates the moment they land, with no polling.

Explore Core RPC API
// Built for EVM Developers

Your Ethereum app runs on Sonic.

Sonic is a high-performance EVM layer 1, so the tooling you already know works unchanged. ethers.js, web3.js, viem, and web3.py all hit a Quicknode Sonic endpoint the same way they hit Ethereum. Same methods, same SDK, just a different RPC URL.

No rewrites

Point your existing Ethereum codebase at a Quicknode Sonic endpoint and deploy. Contracts, libraries, and tooling carry over.

Same JSON-RPC methods

eth_call, eth_getLogs, eth_sendRawTransaction, and eth_subscribe all behave exactly as they do on Ethereum.

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// Your Ethereum code, pointed at Sonic
import { createPublicClient, http } from "viem";


const client = createPublicClient({
  // Sonic mainnet, chain ID 146
  chain: { id: 146, name: "Sonic" },
  transport: http(QUICKNODE_SONIC_URL)
});


const block = await client.getBlockNumber();


// Same methods, same SDK. Sonic is a high-performance EVM layer 1.
// Add Sonic to MetaMask

Connect MetaMask to Sonic in seconds.

Open MetaMask, go to Settings, Networks, Add Network, and enter your Quicknode Sonic RPC URL with the details on the right. Save, and MetaMask routes through your private Quicknode endpoint instead of a rate-limited public RPC.

FIELDVALUE
Network nameSonic
RPC URLYour Quicknode Sonic URL
Chain ID146
Currency SymbolS
Block Explorersonicscan.org
// Resources

Build on Sonic quicker.

Docs, guides, and runnable sample apps for every Sonic workload. Clone, customize, and ship.

// Docs

Sonic Documentation

Full reference for every Sonic JSON-RPC method, WebSocket subscription, and the debug and trace namespaces. Code examples for @quicknode/sdk, ethers.js, web3.js, and viem.

Read the docs
// guide

Build a Sonic Indexer with Streams

Indexes token transfers on an EVM chain using Quicknode Streams and delivers them to your own datastore and API. Works unchanged on Sonic.

Read the guide
// Sample Apps

Sample App Library

Runnable sample apps and starter kits across Quicknode-supported chains, including Sonic. Clone one and ship.

Browse sample apps
// Let's Build

Start where you are.

From your first Sonic endpoint to mission-critical production workloads, Quicknode scales with you. Get started in minutes.

// Developers

For builders who move fast.

Spin up your Sonic endpoint and ship. The free tier covers prototyping and small production loads, no credit card required.

Start building for free
// Enterprise

For teams scaling with confidence.

Dedicated Sonic infrastructure, contractual SLAs, priority support, and procurement-ready terms for wallets, exchanges, trading firms, and high-volume protocols.

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"Quicknode Streams with flexible JS filters running at the blockchain node level allow us to enhance and deploy the business logic without downtime and catch exploits instantly."
Arseniy Reutov, CTO & Co-Founder @ Decurity
// FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have unanswered questions? Reach out to support and the Quicknode team can help you find answers.