DRPC

dRPC is a multi-chain RPC provider that aggregates the capacity of more than sixty independent node operators behind a single endpoint, then routes requests with a machine-learning load balancer toward nodes with better latency and success rates. Coverage spans over a hundred chains and more than two hundred networks, including EVM chains such as Ethereum, Base, and Arbitrum as well as Solana, Bitcoin, Cosmos, NEAR, and Starknet, with nodes spread across several geographic clusters.

The product line includes managed RPC endpoints, an open-source self-hosted load balancer called NodeCore, the NodeHaus tool for RPC management and monitoring aimed at chains and large teams, a REST interface returning wallet and asset data, and MCP tooling for AI agents. Billing is measured in compute units rather than request counts, the free tier is generous but limited to public nodes, and paid tiers add higher concurrency plus trace and debug methods. The provider states that it does not store IP addresses or request logs, does not sell data, and supports access over the Tor network.