Ink RPC
What is Ink?
Ink is an EVM-compatible Ethereum Layer 2 developed by Kraken, focused on fast, low-cost transactions with seamless Ethereum interoperability. It supports standard Ethereum JSON-RPC methods for building dapps and provides OP-Node–compatible endpoints to access rollup state, configuration, and synchronization data.
Interacting With Ink APIs
Ink exposes Ethereum-compatible JSON-RPC and rollup-specific methods that allow developers to interact with the network programmatically. You can query blocks and transactions, deploy and interact with smart contracts, and access rollup status and configuration.
You can connect by running your own node or by using a hosted provider such as QuickNode, which offers reliable, low-latency access without the need to manage infrastructure.
Make Ink API Calls
The quickest way to start building on Ink is to create a QuickNode endpoint and send your first request. QuickNode provides managed Ink endpoints, offering:
- High reliability — globally distributed infrastructure designed to minimize downtime
- Enhanced performance — optimized latency and request handling for production-grade apps
Visit the QuickStart page to create your endpoint and send your first request.
Supported Networks
QuickNode provides access to Ink Mainnet and Testnet.
Complete reference for developers building on Ink with QuickNode:
QuickStart
Get started with Ink 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 Ink 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 Ink API requests.