Kaia Overview
Kaia is an EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain with 1-second blocks and immediate finality, focused on stablecoin settlement and on-chain finance in Asia. Official website ↗
Available APIs
Nodit services available on Kaia, by network.
| Networks | RPC API (Elastic Node) | Dedicated Cluster | Data API | Multichain API | Webhook | Stream |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mainnet | Available | Contact us | Available | Paid plan | Available | Available |
| KairosTestnet | Available | – | Available 90-days data retention | – | Available | Available |
- RPC API (Elastic Node) — Send JSON-RPC or REST requests directly to chain nodes to read blocks, transactions, and balances, or broadcast signed transactions. Served on shared nodes operated by Nodit (Elastic Node).
- Dedicated Cluster — A node cluster isolated for a single customer. Use it when throughput, SLA, or network configuration must match your requirements; available after you contact us.
- Data API — Query on-chain data indexed by Nodit. Get token and NFT holdings or transaction and transfer history in one request instead of many node calls.
- Multichain API — Query data across multiple chains in one request, such as finding which chains an address or transaction hash exists on.
- Webhook — Receive a notification at your URL when on-chain events matching your conditions occur, such as address activity, token transfers, or event logs.
- Stream — Receive on-chain events matching your conditions in real time over a WebSocket connection, without exposing a Webhook endpoint on your server.
Get an API Key
Every API requires an API Key in the X-API-KEY request header. See the guide below to issue one from the console.
Make your first call
Replace {YOUR_API_KEY} with the API Key you issued and run the request below to get the eth_blockNumber result on Kaia Mainnet.
curl -X POST "https://kaia-mainnet.nodit.io/" \
-H "X-API-KEY: {YOUR_API_KEY}" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"id": 1,
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"method": "eth_blockNumber"
}'eth_blockNumber reference — parameters and response fields →
Quick links
References and guides you can use with this chain.