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ThorEdge gives you Solana JSON-RPC over HTTPS and subscriptions over WSS. Copy the complete URLs for one location from the dashboard; a successful first request returns a JSON-RPC result with a recent blockhash.

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RPC and WebSocket workloads

ThorEdge handles standard Solana RPC calls and WebSocket subscriptions. Supported account-query methods use the same URL and are routed through FastGate. Choose Yellowstone gRPC or Pulse Decoded Shreds when you need a persistent data stream instead of request-response RPC.

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Quick reference

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Before you start

You need:
  • An active pass or rental with an enabled network and location
  • A token for that location
  • curl and jq for the first request
  • One stable public egress IPv4 if you want to restrict the token

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Copy your endpoints

1

Select your access

Open Endpoints, keep the Endpoints tab selected, then choose the pass or rental you want to use.
2

Choose a network and location

Select the network and an offered location for the access.
3

Create or select a token

Use a token for the selected location. You can optionally restrict it to one stable public IPv4 address.
4

Copy both secure URLs

Copy the complete https:// RPC URL and wss:// WebSocket URL. Do not assemble either URL yourself.
The complete HTTPS and WSS URLs contain or resolve to authentication material. Store them as secrets and keep them out of browser bundles, logs, screenshots, and source control.

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Send your first request

Follow the RPC and WebSocket quickstart to receive a blockhash over HTTPS and slot notifications over WSS. The HTTP method reference lists every method ThorEdge serves and which service answers it.

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Run in production

  • Treat non-2xx HTTP responses and JSON-RPC error objects as failures.
  • Retry only transient failures with bounded backoff and jitter.
  • Recreate WebSocket subscriptions after reconnecting and reconcile state when gaps matter.
  • Recopy a URL after its token is regenerated or revoked; other location tokens are unaffected.
  • Read current throughput and concurrency values from Usage and Limits.

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Troubleshooting

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Next steps