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Supported Private Chains

An overview of the private blockchain networks supported by Validation Cloud.

What are Private Chains?

We run RPC nodes for 80+ blockchains, not all of these are available to use in Node API but can be provisioned for your account if you are on a Private Plan or contact us.

If you would like to know more about our private chain support or discuss specific integration requirements, you can talk to us using the link above.

We are continuously expanding our infrastructure to meet the evolving needs of the Web3 ecosystem.

Our Supported Private Chains

The following private blockchain networks are currently supported by Validation Cloud:

  • 0G

  • ABCore

  • Abstract

  • ADI

  • Ape Chain

  • Astar

  • Bitlayer

  • Bittensor

  • BoB

  • Botanix

  • Bsquared

  • Celo

  • Core

  • Corn

  • Creditcoin

  • Cronos

  • Cronos zkEVM

  • Edge

  • Etherlink

  • Fraxtal

  • Gnosis

  • Hashkey

  • HyperEVM

  • Ink

  • IOTA

  • Jovay

  • Kaia

  • Katana

  • Lens

  • Linea

  • Lisk

  • Mantle

  • MegaETH

  • Merlin

  • Metal

  • Metis

  • Mode

  • Morph

  • Pharos

  • Plasma

  • Plume

  • Ronin

  • Rootstock

  • Scroll

  • Sei

  • Shibarium

  • Soneium

  • Sonic

  • Stable

  • Sui

  • Superseed

  • TAC

  • Taiko

  • TON including v2 and v3 Support

  • Unichain

  • Worldchain

  • XDC

  • XLayer

  • XRPL

  • Zetachain

  • Zircuit

  • zkSync Era

  • Zora


Legal Disclaimer: The information provided on this page regarding supported private chains is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a binding contract or commitment of any kind. Validation Cloud reserves the right to modify, add, or remove supported chains at any time without prior notice. Chain availability and support levels may vary and are subject to change. This information should not be relied upon as a guarantee of service availability or continued support for any specific network.

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