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Morph RPC

With QuickNode, you get access to our global Morph network which always routes your API requests to the nearest available location, ensuring low latency and the fastest speeds.

Morph Overview

Morph is blockchain designed for finance. It aims to power payments that are used in real world financial activity.

Under the hood, Morph is an Optimistic zkEVM Ethereum Layer-2 solution that is fully EVM-compatible. Its core infrastructure is based on a decentralized sequencer network, an optimistic zkEVM with responsive validity proofs, and a modular rollup design.

The Morph ecosystem also offers tools such as Morph Pay, which is a payment service supporting identity verification and more. While, Morph Rails is a permissionless infrastructure stack for developers, providing different services enabling the real world finance use-cases.

Interacting with Morph APIs

Morph supports standard Ethereum JSON-RPC methods, allowing developers to use familiar Ethereum development tools like Hardhat, Foundry, Remix, and Web3 libraries without modification.

For the most current information on Morph-specific features and RPC behavior, we recommend referencing the official Morph documentation alongside this guide.

Making API Requests on Morph

The quickest way to start building on Morph is to create a QuickNode endpoint and send your first JSON-RPC request.

QuickNode provides managed Morph endpoints, giving you immediate access to the Morph Mainnet 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 Morph networks:

Mainnet
Type:Production
Chain ID:
2818
HTTP:
WSS:
Archive:Yes
Pruning:None
Holesky
Type:Testnet
Chain ID:
2810
HTTP:
WSS:
Archive:Yes
Pruning:None
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