Native zkEVM Layer 2 for Ethereum
Connect to Scroll in seconds with OnFinality RPC endpoints, request analytics, scalable rate limits, and 99.99% uptime for production Web3 apps.
Native zkEVM Layer 2 for Ethereum
* The public endpoint is rate limited
Archive
Use OnFinality for Scroll RPC endpoints, Scroll API access, and Ethereum L2 infrastructure. OnFinality supports teams looking for reliable Scroll RPC access, archive capabilities, and scalable endpoints for dApps and backend services.
Scroll seamlessly extends Ethereum’s capabilities through zero knowledge tech and EVM compatibility. The L2 network built by Ethereum devs for Ethereum devs.
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Public endpoints are useful for quick tests, while authenticated OnFinality endpoints are designed for teams that need clearer limits, request visibility, and a path to higher-capacity infrastructure.
Lightweight testing and simple experiments.
Team projects, backend services, and higher-volume workloads.
Usually shared by many anonymous users.
Authenticated endpoint access through the OnFinality dashboard.
Usually offers limited request visibility.
Request analytics and usage visibility for supported RPC API plans.
May be rate limited or unsuitable for sustained production traffic.
A path from shared RPC APIs to higher-capacity plans or dedicated nodes where supported.
Yes. OnFinality supports Scroll RPC access through managed API endpoints. Developers can use it for production dApps, wallets, DeFi products, analytics tools, games, bots, and backend services without running their own node.
A Scroll RPC endpoint is a network URL that applications use to read blockchain data, submit transactions, and connect backend services to Scroll.
Network environment: mainnet. RPC protocol: EVM JSON-RPC. Transport: HTTP and WebSocket. Advanced access: archive. Common users: production dApps, wallets, DeFi products, analytics tools, games, bots, and backend services. Regions: available through OnFinality infrastructure.
Create or sign in to an OnFinality account, choose Scroll from the supported networks list, create an API endpoint or deploy a dedicated node if the network supports it, test the endpoint with the example method eth_blockNumber, then monitor request usage, errors, and limits before moving critical traffic.
Yes, Scroll RPC can support production applications when the endpoint plan, limits, latency, and monitoring match the workload.
Use private or authenticated Scroll RPC when your team needs stable access, clearer usage limits, request analytics, backend reliability, or support for traffic beyond lightweight testing.
Scroll lists archive capability on this page. Availability can depend on plan and network configuration.
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