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Robinhood Mainnet and 18 More Networks Now Live on dRPC NodeCloud

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dRPC adds 19 networks including Algorand, Flare, Morph, Story, and Robinhood to NodeCloud and NodeCore. Get instant RPC access with no setup required.

dRPC continues to expand its multichain coverage. This update adds 19 networks to NodeCloud and NodeCore, spanning established Layer-1s, emerging Layer-2s, Bitcoin extensions, and developer testnets. Whether you are building on a high-traffic mainnet or testing early-stage infrastructure, these networks are now accessible through dRPC’s RPC endpoints.

Access Every Network Through NodeCloud or NodeCore

All 19 networks listed below are available through NodeCloud, dRPC’s hosted multichain RPC platform. NodeCloud gives dApp developers instant access to 120+ chains with no setup required, AI-powered load balancing across 50+ providers, and pay-as-you-go pricing with no monthly limits or lock-ins. It runs across 8 geo-distributed clusters, supports up to 5,000 requests per second by default, and includes built-in MEV front-run protection, advanced analytics, and unlimited API keys.

Teams that need full infrastructure control can run the same endpoints through NodeCore, dRPC’s open-source, self-hosted RPC load balancer. NodeCore is free to use, provider-agnostic, and built on the same stack that powers NodeCloud. It supports custom routing logic, flexible caching and retry configuration, Prometheus-ready observability, and smart cost optimization across multiple upstreams. For teams that want to start fast and migrate later, NodeCloud and NodeCore run on compatible tooling with no refactoring required.

Networks to Watch

Five of the 19 additions represent networks with significant developer activity and ecosystem momentum.

Robinhood

Robinhood is building blockchain infrastructure aimed at bringing regulated financial products on-chain. The Mainnet is now live, giving developers access to production-ready endpoints to build and deploy applications on the network.

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Algorand

Algorand is a high-performance Layer-1 blockchain built for speed, finality, and scalability. Its pure proof-of-stake consensus delivers instant transaction finality with no forks, making it a strong foundation for DeFi, real-world asset tokenization, and enterprise applications.

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Flare

Flare is an EVM-compatible Layer-1 designed to bring trustless data acquisition to smart contracts. Its native data protocols, including the Flare Time Series Oracle and the Flare Data Connector, enable dApps to access real-world and cross-chain data without relying on centralized oracles.

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Morph

Morph is a consumer-focused Ethereum Layer-2 combining optimistic rollup architecture with zkEVM verification. It is built to support high-throughput consumer applications with low fees and Ethereum-level security, including support for the Hoodi testnet.

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Story Aeneid Testnet

Story is a purpose-built Layer-1 blockchain for intellectual property, enabling programmable IP licensing, royalty distribution, and on-chain rights management. The Aeneid testnet gives developers access to build and test IP-native applications ahead of mainnet activity.

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All 19 Networks

The full list of newly supported networks, each available via NodeCloud and NodeCore:

  • Robinhood: Blockchain infrastructure for regulated financial products, now live on Mainnet.
  • Tempo + Moderato Testnet: A Layer-1 built for real-time payments and low-latency value transfer, with testnet access via the Moderato network.
  • TAC: A blockchain enabling TON-native dApps to run EVM-compatible smart contracts, bridging the TON and Ethereum ecosystems.
  • Abcore: An EVM-compatible chain focused on developer tooling and infrastructure for decentralized applications.
  • Orderly Network: A permissionless, orderbook-based trading infrastructure layer built for DeFi, offering cross-chain liquidity and execution.
  • Creditcoin: A blockchain network that enables credit history recording and lending markets between DeFi and real-world borrowers.
  • B² Network: A Bitcoin Layer-2 network delivering EVM-compatible smart contract execution secured by Bitcoin.
  • ADI Network: A decentralized infrastructure network designed for identity and data interoperability across Web3 applications.
  • Edge: A decentralized compute and edge networking protocol for latency-sensitive Web3 workloads.
  • Jovay: An EVM-compatible Layer-2 focused on scalable application deployment with optimized throughput.
  • Pharos: A high-performance EVM chain built for parallel transaction execution and developer-friendly infrastructure.
  • Stable: A blockchain network optimized for stablecoin-native financial applications and payments infrastructure.
  • Tea: A protocol incentivizing open-source software maintainers through on-chain contribution tracking and rewards.
  • XDC Network: An enterprise-grade hybrid blockchain built for trade finance and real-world asset tokenization, with ISO 20022 compliance.
  • Kite: An EVM-compatible network targeting high-frequency on-chain interactions and low-cost execution for consumer dApps.
  • Algorand: A high-performance Layer-1 with pure proof-of-stake consensus and instant transaction finality.
  • Flare: An EVM-compatible Layer-1 with native trustless data protocols for real-world and cross-chain data access.
  • Morph: A consumer-focused Ethereum Layer-2 combining optimistic rollup architecture with zkEVM verification.
  • Story: A purpose-built Layer-1 for programmable IP licensing and on-chain rights management.

Get Started

All networks are live on the dRPC Chainlist. Use NodeCloud to connect instantly with no infrastructure setup, or deploy NodeCore for self-hosted RPC with full control over routing, caching, and observability.

New networks are added regularly. To request a chain not yet listed, visit the Chainlist and submit a network request.

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