Syndica

Syndica Solana RPC (HTTP) API

High-performance Solana JSON-RPC HTTP endpoints served from a fault-tolerant elastic-node architecture across four global regions (Northern Virginia, Oregon, London, Singapore). Supports the full standard Solana RPC method surface (getAccountInfo, getBalance, getTransaction, sendTransaction, getProgramAccounts, getSignaturesForAddress, etc.) with credential-level rate limits, per-method routing rules, and observability (detailed logging, performance metrics, usage insights).

GitHub

Documentation

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Documentation
https://docs.syndica.io/platform/solana-rpc/overview
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Quickstart
https://docs.syndica.io/platform/getting-started/make-your-first-rpc-call
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Authentication
https://docs.syndica.io/platform/concepts/api-keys
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RateLimits
https://blog.syndica.io/credential-rate-limits-manage-and-secure-your-solana-rpc-endpoints-using-custom-rules/

Other Resources

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SampleCode
https://github.com/Syndica/solana-rpc-demo

API entry from apis.yml

apis.yml Raw ↑ 
aid: syndica:syndica-solana-rpc-http-api
name: Syndica Solana RPC (HTTP) API
tags:
- Solana
- RPC
- Blockchain
- JSON-RPC
- HTTP
humanURL: https://docs.syndica.io/platform/solana-rpc/overview
baseURL: https://solana-mainnet.api.syndica.io
properties:
- url: https://docs.syndica.io/platform/solana-rpc/overview
  type: Documentation
- url: https://docs.syndica.io/platform/getting-started/make-your-first-rpc-call
  type: Quickstart
- url: https://docs.syndica.io/platform/concepts/api-keys
  type: Authentication
- url: https://blog.syndica.io/credential-rate-limits-manage-and-secure-your-solana-rpc-endpoints-using-custom-rules/
  type: RateLimits
- url: https://github.com/Syndica/solana-rpc-demo
  type: SampleCode
description: High-performance Solana JSON-RPC HTTP endpoints served from a fault-tolerant elastic-node
  architecture across four global regions (Northern Virginia, Oregon, London, Singapore). Supports the
  full standard Solana RPC method surface (getAccountInfo, getBalance, getTransaction, sendTransaction,
  getProgramAccounts, getSignaturesForAddress, etc.) with credential-level rate limits, per-method routing
  rules, and observability (detailed logging, performance metrics, usage insights).