Supported chains
Chains that GetBlock lists as supported on its docs or pricing page at the time of last verification. Always confirm method coverage on the provider's own page before betting production traffic on it.
- EthereumChain ID 1
- Polygon PoSChain ID 137
- BNB Smart ChainChain ID 56
- Arbitrum OneChain ID 42161
- OP MainnetChain ID 10
- BaseChain ID 8453
- Avalanche C-ChainChain ID 43114
- SonicChain ID 146
- LineaChain ID 59144
- ZKsync EraChain ID 324
- ScrollChain ID 534352
- Polygon zkEVMChain ID 1101
- BlastChain ID 81457
- MantleChain ID 5000
- CeloChain ID 42220
- Gnosis ChainChain ID 100
Features
Strengths
- Dedicated node option for teams that need predictable performance.
- Wide non EVM coverage (Bitcoin, Solana, TRON) alongside EVM chains.
Considerations
- Free tier daily cap is global, not per chain — easy to exhaust on multi chain reads.
- Some chains are shared only; check whether dedicated is available before depending on it.
Sources
- GetBlock supported chains — https://getblock.io/nodes/
- GetBlock pricing — https://getblock.io/pricing/
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Which chains does GetBlock support?
GetBlock supports 16 tracked chains including Ethereum, Polygon PoS, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum One, OP Mainnet, Base. See the table below or the provider docs for the full list.
Does GetBlock offer a free tier?
Free plan with a daily request cap shared across chains.
How is GetBlock priced?
Monthly plans by total requests per day, with paid options for archive history, dedicated nodes, and enterprise SLAs.
When should I pick GetBlock over other RPC providers?
Mixed EVM and non EVM workloads on a single bill. Dedicated node option for teams that need predictable performance.