Lava Public RPC gives your ecosystem a single, reliable, and scalable endpoint - so developers can build without needing to worry about infrastructure. It’s powered by a network of top-performing providers competing to serve your chain.

Instead of signing long-term contracts with one vendor, Lava Network lets you fund RPC access on-chain using your native token. Multiple providers compete to serve traffic, and rewards are distributed based on performance - not fixed agreements.

A Public RPC Pool is a funding mechanism that powers your chain’s public RPC access. You contribute your chain’s native token or USDC to a pool, and the Lava Network uses LAVA tokens to reward the best-performing RPC providers serving your network.

Providers earn LAVA tokens based on performance metrics like uptime, latency, and volume served.

NEAR, Arbitrum, Filecoin, Hedera, Movement are already live with Lava Network-powered endpoints.

A full list of the reward pools can be found here.

No. Lava Public RPC is permissionless by design. Developers, wallets, and dapps can connect instantly to the endpoint - no setup or signup required.

Forget vendor lock-in, complex integrations, or closed infra. Deploy your RPC budget on-chain and let the open market do the work - routing traffic through top-performing node providers competing to serve your chain.