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Supported Chains on Lava Network

The Lava RPC API documentation currently exposes Lava and Starknet endpoints. Each chain is backed by globally distributed node infrastructure that ensures high reliability, low latency, and consistent performance.

This page provides an overview of the supported chains, available add-ons, and geolocation coverage.

Chain Coverage​

The currently documented chains are:

  • Lava
  • Starknet

See the available chain list in the Lava RPC API UI.

Networks​

For each documented chain, Lava Network provides endpoints for:

  • Mainnet - for production-ready applications.
  • Testnet(s) - for development, testing, and staging environments where available.

You can switch between environments directly in the Lava RPC API UI or via the API endpoint selector.

Add-Ons​

In addition to standard RPC functionality, certain chains support extended APIs:

  • Archive Data - Access to the full historical state of the blockchain.
  • Trace - Low-level transaction tracing for debugging and analysis.
  • Debug - Developer-focused methods for transaction simulation, replay, and state inspection.

Add-ons are enabled per-chain and per-plan. Check the Lava RPC API UI to see which add-ons are available for your selected endpoint.

Geolocation Coverage​

Lava Network’s RPC nodes are globally distributed across multiple regions to minimize latency and ensure failover redundancy.

  • Europe
  • US-Center
  • US-East
  • US-West
  • Asia
  • Africa
  • Australia

Developers are automatically routed to their nearest geographical region for optimal performance. Enterprise plans can configure region pinning for strict latency or compliance requirements.