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2025-11-18


In this version 1.2.20, Multichain API that can query various chains in an integrated manner has been newly added, and the upper-level classification term used throughout the console and documentation is changed from Protocol to Chain.


1. Multichain Newly Supported

With this update, APIs that can query data in a common format across Multichain environments are newly provided.
You can now query multiple chains (Ethereum, Base, Aptos, etc.) in a single call, making dapp development and analysis processes much easier.

API List

Supported Chains

ChainNetwork
EVMEthereummainnet / sepolia / hoodi
Arbitrummainnet / sepolia
Basemainnet / sepolia
BNB Chainmainnet / testnet
Chilizmainnet
Ethereum Classicmainnet
Giwasepolia
Kaiamainnet / kairos
Optimismmainnet / sepolia
Polygonmainnet / amoy
Tronmainnet
The Balance (Luniverse)mainnet
Non-EVMAptosmainnet
Bitcoinmainnet
Dogecoinmainnet
XRPLmainnet

2. Terminology Change

To apply terminology closer to actual user experience, the upper-level classification unit Protocol used in the console and documentation has been changed to Chain. Only the display name has changed and API usage remains the same.

Docs API

3. Console – New Chains Menu Added

Starting from this version, a Chains item has been newly added to the left menu of the Console.
Through this, you can check at a glance the Elastic Node, Dedicated Node, Web3 Data API, Webhook, Stream, Datasquare, etc. supported by each Chain.

Key Features

  • Provides a complete list of supported Chains
  • Displays supported Networks (Mainnet, Testnet, etc.) for each Chain
  • Intuitively check service support status in tag format
  • Provides search and Feature filtering functions
  • Provides API documentation links and Endpoint copy functionality
Console Chains

Go to the Chain List page and check it out yourself!