Chainstack
No-code blockchain node management and scaling platform
What is Chainstack?
Try ChainstackChainstack is blockchain infrastructure for managing Global Nodes and delivering geo-balanced, low-latency RPC endpoints your applications (including AI agents) can use. With GEN 2.0, it’s built for faster on-chain interactions across networks like Solana, Ethereum, and Base, and it supports things like node provisioning, endpoint management, status checks, and testnet workflows. Chainstack also offers request-based billing that’s designed to help teams avoid method-weighting surprises.
What is Chainstack, and what problem does it solve for Web3 teams?
Chainstack provides the blockchain infrastructure layer for deploying nodes and serving geo-balanced WebSocket/HTTPS RPC endpoints. It’s designed to help teams run reliable on-chain reads and writes without manually managing node operations, while also supporting advanced needs like archive nodes and AI-agent driven workflows.
How can I use Chainstack with AI agents (no manual UI steps)?
Chainstack is built so an agent can deploy nodes, manage endpoints, check network status, get testnet funds, and optimize a setup. You can connect via an MCP server (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and any MCP-compatible agent), use a SKILL-compatible “Skill” for agents that support it, or use WebMCP through an agentic browser without installing tools.
What is Chainstack MCP, and how does it work with coding agents?
Chainstack MCP provides a way for your AI coding agent to access the Chainstack toolset through MCP-compatible clients like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. You connect your agent to the MCP server, then your agent can perform tasks using the available Chainstack capabilities.
What RPC connection options does Chainstack offer?
Chainstack provides global RPC access over WebSockets and HTTPS, so you can choose the connection type that fits your application’s workload and latency needs.
How does Chainstack’s request-based billing work for AI and app traffic?
Chainstack bills by request units (RUs): 1 RU per call, with archive nodes using 2 RU per call, and it avoids per-method multipliers. The goal is to make usage more predictable by tying billing to calls rather than method-specific weighting.
What security and uptime measures does Chainstack provide?
Chainstack highlights SOC 2 Type II compliance and positions itself for 99.99%+ uptime. It also uses TLS for data in transit and AES-256 encryption for data at rest, and it includes multi-factor authentication and role-based access control.