The Palm RPC documentation provides developers with the tools to interact programmatically with the Palm blockchain. Palm is designed for NFT-focused decentralized applications, offering low transaction fees and high scalability. The documentation includes API endpoints for querying blockchain data, managing transactions, and deploying smart contracts. Palm’s architecture is tailored for digital assets and non-fungible tokens (NFTs), making it ideal for creators and developers building NFT ecosystems and decentralized content platforms.

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

RPC Gateway for Palm blockchain

Palm RPC networks

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Palm Mainnet

🕵️ Explorer

↳ JSON-RPC

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

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Palm Testnet

🕵️ Explorer

↳ JSON-RPC

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

🔍 Status

Connect to Palm and Fetch the Latest Block

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

Retrieve Palm Node Status or Client Version via RPC

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

Test Palm RPC Methods in Postman

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

How to use the Palm Postman Collection

Get your API key: Visit Tatum Dashboard to obtain your free API key
Import the collection: Click the "Run in Postman" button below to import the Palm collection
Configure your environment: Update the gateway-api-key variable in the Tatum Gateway environment
Start testing: Execute any Palm RPC method and see real-time responses

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