Solana

Solana Mainnet

BoltRPC provides dedicated Solana RPC endpoints on request. High-throughput Solana infrastructure with flat-rate pricing. Contact us for access.

Chain ID: JSON-RPC 2.0 WebSocket

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Why BoltRPC for Solana

WebSocket support for real-time subscriptions

Subscribe to account changes, slot updates, and transaction confirmations in real time. Solana's WebSocket API is richer than most chains: programSubscribe lets you watch all accounts owned by a program, which is particularly powerful for monitoring DEX activity or tracking program state changes without polling.

High-throughput capacity built for Solana's volume

Solana's transaction volume regularly spikes during NFT launches, token generation events, and market volatility. BoltRPC's infrastructure is designed for high-throughput workloads without degradation at volume.

Dedicated infrastructure, not shared public nodes

Public Solana RPCs are rate-limited and unreliable under load. The official public endpoint is heavily congested during busy periods. BoltRPC provides dedicated infrastructure for teams that need consistent performance at sustained request rates.

Flat-rate pricing that works for Solana's call patterns

Solana applications often make large numbers of getAccountInfo and getProgramAccounts calls. Flat pricing means this call volume does not create billing surprises.

Solana RPC FAQ

: No. Solana uses a completely different architecture from EVM chains. It does not support `eth_*` JSON-RPC methods, does not use Solidity contracts, and requires different libraries. Use `@solana/web3.js` for JavaScript, `solana-py` for Python, or `solana-client` for Rust.
: At 400ms blocks, Solana produces 150 blocks per minute. Applications that monitor chain state in real time need an RPC provider that can serve requests at that frequency without throttling. WebSocket subscriptions are strongly recommended over polling.
: A slot is a time period (~400ms) during which a validator produces a block. Not every slot produces a block. When querying chain state, you typically work with slot numbers. `getSlot` returns the current slot, and `getBlock` retrieves block data by slot number.
: Solana uses an account model where all program state is stored in accounts owned by programs, rather than the contract storage model used by EVM chains. You query accounts with `getAccountInfo` and program-owned accounts with `getProgramAccounts`, rather than calling contract read functions with `eth_call`.