RPC Service of SFT Protocol: Connecting Developers, Applications, and Web3 Services Worldwide

SFT Protocol
3 min readMar 31, 2023

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Introduction: The Web3 world is expanding rapidly, and SFT Protocol’s RPC service is at the forefront of this technological revolution. By providing seamless connections to Web3 for developers and applications, SFT’s distributed node infrastructure will change the way we interact with blockchain technology. In this blog post, we will explore the basics of this innovative service and discuss how to leverage it to propel the development of the next generation of Web3 applications.

1. What is the distributed RPC node infrastructure for blockchain?

The distributed RPC (Remote Procedure Call) node infrastructure for blockchain is a node network that collectively provides fast and reliable Web3 services to users. In this setup, each node is responsible for processing and verifying transactions while ensuring the network remains secure and decentralized. This infrastructure empowers developers to build applications that can seamlessly interact with blockchains without having to manage their own nodes or worry about the technical aspects of connecting to Web3.

2. Steps to use and applications of the RPC distributed node infrastructure

To leverage the RPC distributed node infrastructure, developers only need to follow some basic steps:

a. Register an account on SFT Protocol’s RPC service.

b. Select the desired blockchain network to connect the application to (such as Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, etc.).

c. Integrate SFT’s RPC endpoint into the application code to enable communication with the chosen blockchain network.

3. What services will SFT Protocol’s RPC Service provide?

SFT Protocol’s RPC Service infrastructure will connect you to all Web3 networks and provide efficient RPC network services designed to empower developers and enhance the Web3 experience, including:

Global node network: With nodes in over 20 regions worldwide, ensuring low latency connections for global users.

High-speed archival nodes: These nodes provide fast and reliable access to historical blockchain data, making it easy for developers to build advanced applications.

Developer-first, pay-as-you-go pricing: SFT’s flexible pricing model allows developers to pay only for the resources they use, making it easy to scale projects as needed.

High standards of availability, reliability, and data accuracy: SFT nodes are designed to maintain maximum reliability, ensuring that applications are always online and accurate.

Decentralized RPC Service: By recruiting independent node providers, SFT Protocol promotes a collaborative decentralized network that maintains high-quality service while promoting the core principles of blockchain technology.

4. By implementing SFT Protocol’s RPC service, developers can create applications for various use cases

Decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms: Developers can build applications that allow users to participate in lending, borrowing, or staking activities on the blockchain.

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs): NFT markets and galleries can be developed to allow users to create, buy, and sell unique digital assets.

Decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs): Developers can create decentralized governance platforms that allow communities to collaborate and make decisions together.

Games and virtual worlds: Web3 games and virtual environments that use blockchain technology for asset ownership, game currency, and more can be developed.

Conclusion: SFT Protocol’s RPC service is paving the way for a new era of Web3 applications, connecting developers, applications, and global users to the power of blockchain technology. With its innovative distributed node infrastructure, developers can unleash the full potential of Web3, creating breakthrough applications that drive the future of the digital world.

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SFT Protocol
SFT Protocol

Written by SFT Protocol

SFT Chain, a 'Chain of Chains', bridges physical infra with Web3, focusing on a DePIN platform that integrates storage, computing, edge CDN , and beyond.

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