Quickstart
Get a Supanode endpoint and make your first Solana RPC call in 5 minutes. IP allowlist auth, no API keys.
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From zero to your first successful Solana RPC call in 5 minutes.
Authorization is by IP - no token to pass in headers. Requests from any IP outside your allowlist are rejected.
What you'll need
- HTTP client -
curlworks, any language with HTTP support works. - A Supanode Bundle subscription or active free trial.
- The public IP of the server you'll be calling from, registered in your Bundle IP allowlist.
How do I get access?
Two paths:
Choose a tier, then Telegram us your server IP — we allowlist it and you're live.
48-hour trial, no card required. Telegram us with the tier and IP - we set it up within hours.
For details on trials, see Free Trials.
2. Make your first call
- 1Run the test request
From a server whose IP is in your allowlist, the simplest possible call -
getSlotreturns the current Solana slot. The endpoint accepts the standard Solana JSON-RPC HTTP methods:curl http://fra.supanode.xyz:8899 \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"getSlot"}' - 2Verify the response
A successful response looks like this:
{ "jsonrpc": "2.0", "result": 282729810, "id": 1 }The
resultis the current slot. If you see this, your IP is correctly allowlisted and you're ready to build.
Got 403 or empty response? The IP making the request is not in your Bundle allowlist. Contact @supanode_tgs to check or update it.
Where to next
Pick RPC, gRPC, WebSocket, or a specialized product.
Code in TypeScript, Rust, Python, curl.
All four authorization models explained.
5 plans, all with free trials.