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Zora 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.
Query, subscribe, and stream Zora data with low latency. From a single eth_call to billions of rows of historical logs, you get the right interface for the job.
Multiple ways to access Zora data, from a single eth_call to real-time streams. Pick the interface, ship faster.
Standard JSON-RPC over HTTPS and WSS on Zora mainnet and Zora Sepolia testnet. Every EVM method supported, including eth_call, eth_getLogs, eth_getBalance, eth_sendRawTransaction, and eth_subscribe, with predictable rate limits.
Zora is an EVM-compatible OP Stack layer 2 in the Superchain, so the tooling you already know works unchanged. ethers.js, web3.js, viem, and web3.py all hit a Quicknode Zora endpoint the same way they hit Ethereum. Same methods, same SDK, just a different RPC URL.
Point your existing Ethereum codebase at a Quicknode Zora endpoint and deploy. Contracts, libraries, and tooling carry over.
Open MetaMask, go to Settings, Networks, Add Network, and enter your Quicknode Zora RPC URL with the details on the right. Save, and MetaMask routes through your private Quicknode endpoint instead of a rate-limited public RPC.
Docs, guides, and runnable sample apps for every Zora workload. Clone, customize, and ship.
Full reference for every Zora JSON-RPC method, WebSocket subscription, and the debug and trace namespaces. Code examples for @quicknode/sdk, ethers.js, web3.js, and viem.
Indexes token transfers on an EVM chain using Quicknode Streams and delivers them to your own datastore and API. Works unchanged on Zora.
From your first Zora endpoint to mission-critical production workloads, Quicknode scales with you. Get started in minutes.
Spin up your Zora endpoint and ship. The free tier covers prototyping and small production loads, no credit card required.
Dedicated Zora infrastructure, contractual SLAs, priority support, and procurement-ready terms for wallets, exchanges, trading firms, and high-volume protocols.
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have unanswered questions? Reach out to support and the Quicknode team can help you find answers.
The Ethereum toolchain you already know works unchanged on Zora. Deploy contracts, manage endpoints, and ship from one Quicknode account.
Full historical Zora state with no pruning. Query any block, balance, or contract state from genesis over HTTPS and WSS.
Backfill and real-time Zora blocks, logs, and traces delivered to your datastore with guaranteed reliability. Filter upstream, receive only the data you actually need.
Event-driven alerts with guaranteed delivery. Subscribe to specific addresses, event types, or onchain conditions.
Submit a transaction and get the mined receipt in a single call with eth_sendRawTransactionSync, with no manual polling. Ideal for mints and time-sensitive writes on Zora.
Subscribe to new Zora blocks and logs over a persistent WSS connection with eth_subscribe. Push updates the moment they land, with no polling.
eth_call, eth_getLogs, eth_sendRawTransaction, and eth_subscribe all behave exactly as they do on Ethereum.
// Your Ethereum code, pointed at Zoraimport { createPublicClient, http } from "viem";const client = createPublicClient({// Zora, chain ID 7777777chain: { id: 7777777, name: "Zora" },transport: http(QUICKNODE_ZORA_URL)});const block = await client.getBlockNumber();// Same methods, same SDK. Zora is EVM compatible.
Runnable sample apps and starter kits across Quicknode-supported chains, including Zora. Clone one and ship.
"Quicknode Streams is a promising technology for allowing both new and existing builders to have significantly better blockchain processing pipelines. After successful proof of concepts on limited use cases, we are looking to expand Streams across our entire stack for core functionalities, like balance, transaction history, and more."Andrei Terentiev, CTO @ Bitcoin.com