Blast RPC
Blast Overview
Blast is a Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum, built on the OP Stack—the same technology that powers Optimism. It uses optimistic rollups to execute transactions off-chain while submitting compressed transaction data to Ethereum for security and settlement. Blast maintains bytecode-level EVM equivalence, ensuring full compatibility with existing Ethereum applications. The network employs sequencers to order transactions and achieve low-latency block production, while Ethereum provides finality through a fraud-proof challenge period.
Blast's defining feature is its native yield: ETH deposits are staked through protocols like Lido or Rocket Pool to generate staking rewards automatically, and USDB Blast's native stablecoin earns yield from real world, yield-bearing assets.
Interacting with Blast's APIs
Blast nodes expose a JSON-RPC interface that is compatible with Ethereum's JSON-RPC API. This means developers can use Ethereum's native tools, such as Foundry, Hardhat, and popular Web3 libraries, without modification.
However, due to Blast's architectural differences, some RPC methods may behave differently from those on Ethereum. The QuickNode Blast documentation is continuously evolving as the chain undergoes upgrades and changes, so we highly recommend cross-referencing with the official Blast documentation for the latest updates and RPC differences.
Make Blast API Calls
The quickest way to start building on Blast is to create a QuickNode endpoint and send your first JSON-RPC request.
QuickNode provides managed Blast endpoints, giving you immediate access to the Blast Mainnet and Sepolia Testnet without the overhead of running infrastructure. These endpoints offer:
- High reliability – globally distributed infrastructure designed to minimize downtime
- Enhanced performance – optimized latency and request handling for production-grade apps
- Integrated ecosystem – additional functionality through specialized APIs (add-ons) on the QuickNode Marketplace and products like Streams
Visit the QuickStart page to create your endpoint and send your first request.
Supported Networks
QuickNode provides access to the following Blast networks:
Complete reference for developers building on Blast with QuickNode:
QuickStart
Get started with Blast quickly. Follow our step-by-step quickstart to set up your endpoint and make your first API request.
Provider Endpoints
Learn how to configure and manage your Blast endpoints for optimal performance and reliability.
API Overview
Explore supported APIs, networks, QuickNode products, and enhanced API features for building powerful applications.
Marketplace
Discover and integrate powerful add-ons and tools from the QuickNode Marketplace to enhance your web3 applications.
Endpoint Security
Secure your endpoints with authentication, whitelisting, and best security practices.
Error Codes
Understand common error codes and troubleshooting steps for Blast API requests.