Abstract

Explore the Abstract blockchain—a fast, low-cost Layer 2 rollup on Ethereum—via public RPC endpoints. Reference the developer-friendly API guide to effortlessly query chain data, dispatch transactions, and inspect network status. Access quick start resources for building consumer-grade dApps, especially around culture, communities, SocialFi, and NFTs. Benefit from EVM compatibility and ZK-rollup security, bringing familiar tooling under a scalable infrastructure.

The Abstract RPC documentation delivers a streamlined reference for developers to interface with the Abstract network through JSON-RPC endpoints. It covers essential methods—like eth_blockNumber, transaction submission, and event log queries—over both HTTP and WebSocket interfaces. As an Ethereum-compatible Layer 2 built on ZK-rollup technology, Abstract offers low-fee, high-throughput execution while maintaining Ethereum’s security model. Developers benefit from full compatibility with existing Ethereum tooling, enabling smooth migration of smart contracts with minimal adjustments. Additionally, services like BlastAPI and QuickNode offer enhanced, high-performance RPC endpoints, and scalable features like archive nodes and debug APIs.

Related: 📚 Supported Blockchains • 🌐 RPC Nodes Abstract • 🔗 Official Abstract Website

Blockchain RPC Gateway for Abstract

Abstract RPC networks

mainnet
https://abstract-mainnet.gateway.tatum.io
testnet
https://abstract-testnet.gateway.tatum.io

Connect to Abstract and Fetch the Latest Block

This widget lets you instantly query the latest block height (or equivalent) for Abstract using a chain-specific RPC method like eth_blockNumber, getblockcount, or getBlockHeight. Useful for connectivity checks, uptime monitoring, or API testing.

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Retrieve Abstract Node Status or Client Version via RPC

Use this pre-configured request to get version or status information for your connected Abstract node. Whether it's web3_clientVersion, getblockchaininfo, or chain-specific endpoints, the method is optimized for each supported blockchain.