Developers building on Doma.xyz — the protocol powering tokenized domain infrastructure — can now access fast, reliable RPC via dRPC’s NodeCloud platform.
As an authorized RPC provider, dRPC gives devs instant access to Doma mainnet RPC endpoints with no setup required.
What Is Doma?
Doma.xyz is a blockchain protocol built to bring the internet’s most valuable namespace, domain names, on-chain.
Domains represent access, identity, and ownership online. But until now, they’ve been siloed inside Web2 registries: static, centralized, and illiquid.
Doma makes it possible to tokenize domains like .com or .xyz into onchain assets that can be owned, traded, integrated into dApps, or even used in DeFi. It’s the infrastructure bridge between traditional DNS and programmable web3 logic — with full compatibility across existing registrars and browsers.
By merging existing domain standards with open, decentralized infrastructure, Doma unlocks a new asset class: real internet assets on-chain.
Why dRPC?
dRPC provides fast, scalable, and outage-resilient RPC infrastructure across over 180 blockchain networks. From top L1s to new appchains, we power the invisible layer that makes dApps run, and scale.
As an authorized RPC provider for Doma, we deliver ready-to-use RPC endpoints you can integrate right now. Forget about friction or delay.
→ Access the Doma RPC endpoint
Whether you’re building an on-chain domain registrar, a naming wallet, or a cross-chain DNS integration, dRPC ensures your infrastructure won’t hold you back.
Built on NodeCloud
The Doma RPC endpoint is powered by NodeCloud, dRPC’s AI-powered RPC infrastructure platform used by some of the most demanding dApps and ecosystems in Web3.
With NodeCloud, you get:
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⚡ AI-powered load balancing
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🌍 Globally distributed node clusters
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🛡️ Outage-proof performance
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🔗 180+ supported networks
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🚀 Zero rate limits on paid plans
Free access is available to anyone. And for builders ready to scale, paid plans start at just $10/month.
→ Explore NodeCloud — built for devs who’d rather build and grow, instead of babysit infrastructure.
