InvArch Tinkernet Dedicated Nodes
InvArch Tinkernet is the canary parachain of the InvArch network, operating on Kusama. It serves as a testing and innovation ground for decentralized intellectual property (IP) management, creator economies, and permissionless funding. Developers and teams use Tinkernet to experiment with IP tokenization, DAO tooling, and cross-chain asset management before deploying on the InvArch mainnet.
Build faster with InvArch Tinkernet RPC endpoints
Use OnFinality's InvArch Tinkernet RPC APIs to connect wallets, dApps, dashboards, bots, and backend services without operating your own node from day one.
Public endpoint testing
Start with the InvArch Tinkernet public RPC endpoint for lightweight checks, prototypes, and quick integration tests.
Authenticated API access
Move production traffic to authenticated endpoints when you need clearer limits, analytics, and operational visibility.
Standard RPC methods
Query InvArch Tinkernet blocks, transactions, balances, events, and chain state through HTTP and WebSocket workflows.
Operate InvArch Tinkernet infrastructure with more control
Production teams need more than an endpoint URL. They need observability, predictable capacity, and a path from shared RPC access to isolated infrastructure.
Request visibility
Track usage patterns and response activity so your team can understand traffic growth before it becomes an incident.
Dedicated node path
Use dedicated InvArch Tinkernet nodes when your workload needs isolated resources, custom operations, or stronger capacity planning.
Archive and historical data
Plan for archive access when analytics, audits, indexers, or advanced app features need older InvArch Tinkernet state.
Choose the right InvArch Tinkernet RPC setup
Different InvArch Tinkernet products need different infrastructure. OnFinality gives teams a practical path from public RPC testing to production-grade API and node operations.
For prototypes
Use public RPC for simple reads, connection checks, and early experiments where strict performance guarantees are not required.
For live apps
Use authenticated API endpoints when users depend on stable request handling, monitoring, and scalable access.
For heavy workloads
Use dedicated nodes for sustained traffic, latency-sensitive services, validator tooling, exchange systems, and indexing pipelines.
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