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Supported Chains on Lava Network

The Lava RPC API supports a broad and growing list of leading blockchains. Each chain is backed by a globally distributed node infrastructure that ensures high reliability, low latency, and consistent performance across both mainnet and testnet environments.

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

Chain Coverage​

Lava Network currently provides RPC access to 28+ major networks, including:

  • Ethereum & EVM-compatible chains (Hyperliquid, Polygon, Arbitrum, etc.)
  • Cosmos ecosystem chains
  • Solana
  • Near
  • Other high-demand L1 and L2 networks

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

Networks​

For each supported chain, Lava Network provides endpoints for:

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

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.