RPC FAQ

What is an RPC?

An RPC (Remote Procedure Call) lets you interact with the Solana blockchain by sending and receiving data. Common examples include fetching wallet balances, submitting transactions, or tracking on-chain activity.

How do I get an RPC key?

To access Quickscope’s RPC infrastructure:

Sign in to the Quickscope dashboard
Create a new project
Generate an API key from your project’s panel
Use the provided endpoint and API key to start making requests

An active subscription or sufficient credit balance is required to make successful requests.

Can I restrict access to my RPC?

Yes — you can control access through:

IP Whitelisting – Only allow specific IPs
Domain Whitelisting/Blacklisting – Protect browser-based usage
Key Management – Generate multiple keys and revoke access when needed

All of these settings are configurable from the dashboard.

Are there request limits?

Yes. Each project is assigned fixed request limits:

Requests Per Second (RPS) and Requests Per Minute (RPM)
Limits are applied per API key and shown in your dashboard

These limits are consistent across plans and optimized for stability and fairness.

Do I need to renew access?

Yes. Access requires active credits or a current subscription plan. If your balance runs out or your plan expires, access will pause automatically.

Renewals and top-ups can be managed directly from the Billing panel in your dashboard.