Monad

The Monad RPC documentation enables developers to interact programmatically with the Monad blockchain using familiar Ethereum JSON-RPC methods. Monad is built for scalability, offering up to 10,000 TPS, ~0.5s block times, and ~1s finality, with low hardware requirements and near-zero gas fees, while preserving full EVM and tooling compatibility.

– Related: 📚 Supported Blockchains • 🌐 RPC Nodes → MONAD • 🔗 Official MONAD Website

RPC Gateway for MONAD blockchain

MONAD RPC networks

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MONAD Mainnet

🔍 Status 🕵️ Explorer

↳ JSON-RPC

https://monad-mainnet.gateway.tatum.io

📋 Methods

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MONAD Testnet

🔍 Status 🕵️ Explorer

↳ JSON-RPC

https://monad-testnet.gateway.tatum.io

📋 Methods

Connect to MONAD and Fetch the Latest Block

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

Retrieve MONAD Node Status or Client Version via RPC

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

Test MONAD RPC Methods in Postman

Explore and test MONAD blockchain methods instantly using our pre-configured Postman collection. Perfect for developers who want to experiment with MONAD RPC endpoints, validate API responses, or integrate MONAD into their applications.

Available MONAD interfaces and methods

Each MONAD network and interface below exposes its own set of RPC methods, listed live from Tatum's RPC Gateway. Query these endpoints for any interface to explore what it supports:

• /_methods – machine-readable list of interfaces and methods
• /llms.txt – human- and AI-readable documentation context