Katana RPC Nodes - Fast and Reliable

Explore Katana Chain, an EVM-compatible blockchain built for fast and efficient decentralized applications. Build scalable and cost-effective solutions using its RPC gateway.

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Test a simple RPC call on Katana

Try out our code - get yourAPI key for FREEand test how Tatum can simplify development.

Open this chain’s Postman collection:

Run and modify ready‑made RPC requests for this chain using the official Postman collection.

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Tatum is free to start and scales as you need. There are no hidden fees.

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10 RPS

Low-volume production

$99 / month

50 RPS

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Growing application

$509 / month

25 RPS

High-traffic backend

$249 / month

100 RPS

Mission-critical system

$1,049 / month

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Protect Critical Integrations

Isolated capacity for production workloads.
Scale Beyond Account Limits

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No Credit Consumption

Base plan usage remains unchanged.
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Frequently asked questions

How to connect to the Katana RPC gateway?

Connect to Tatum's Katana RPC Gateway using this endpoint: katana-mainnet.gateway.tatum.io.

Tatum's RPC Gateway provides discovery endpoints to help explore available functionality:

/llms.txt: Access AI context and documentation for the network
/_methods: Discover supported interfaces and RPC methods for the network

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How are Katana RPC calls priced?

Credits are consumed based on the complexity and resource requirements of each Katana RPC method:

2 credits are consumed for Standard RPC methods (most common operations)
5 credits are consumed for the eth_call method
50 credits are consumed for Debug and Trace methods

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How do you authenticate your API key for Katana?

When using the Tatum REST API or SDK with Katana, authenticate requests with an API key using one of these methods:

X-API-Key in header (Recommended): Pass the key in the x-api-key header
Authorization Header (Bearer): Use authorization: bearer {YOUR_API_KEY}
Authorization Header (Basic): Use HTTP Basic Authentication

For detailed guidance and best practices, see the Authentication & Security documentation.

Get API keys in the Tatum Dashboard. Each free account includes two API keys - one for Mainnet and one for Testnet.

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