We serve Elysium mainnet on rpc.ankr.com/elysium to Premium and Enterprise users, over HTTPS and WSS. The chain is now in the chain list, with its own API reference.

Forge Vault is live, and we documented it. Commit your $ANKR for a fixed period to earn Forge Points at a higher rate than holding. Points scale with the amount you commit and the duration you choose.

We serve Plasma mainnet on rpc.ankr.com/plasma and World Chain mainnet on rpc.ankr.com/worldchain, over HTTPS and WSS, to Premium and Enterprise users. Both chains are now in the chain list, each with its own API reference.

Taiko Hoodi testnet is served again on Ankr RPC, at rpc.ankr.com/taiko_hoodi. The Taiko chain page now lists Mainnet and Hoodi Testnet, and its request samples call Taiko mainnet. No method limits, error codes or rate limits changed.

Gravity Alpha mainnet reaches end of support on Ankr RPC. Galxe shuts down Gravity Alpha mainnet (chain ID 1625) on 1 November 2026. From 2 November 2026 Ankr no longer supports it, and we removed Gravity from the docs chain list.

From 2 November 2026, TAC moves to Premium-only and the Advanced API stops serving Story. Keyless calls and Freemium keys stop working on TAC mainnet and the SPB testnet. Story RPC stays available with a Premium key, as announced in October. No method limits, error codes or rate limits changed on any other network.

On NEAR mainnet, view_access_key_list now returns at most 100 keys per response, and an unpaginated request for an account with more than 100 keys fails. On Avalanche C-Chain, avax.getAtomicTxStatus is gone. Both changes come from upstream releases our nodes now run, nearcore 2.14.0 and AvalancheGo v1.15.2. We did not change any rate limits, and no other method limits, error codes, batch caps or range caps changed. nearcore 2.14.0 also carries NEAR's move to protocol version 88, with voting from 4 November. Ethereum mainnet is on reth v2.9.0, which runs a new EVM, and the x402 manifest now lists paid JSON-RPC on 126 networks, payable on Monad, Base or Solana.

We serve Whitechain mainnet on rpc.ankr.com/whitechain over HTTPS, and over WSS for Premium and Enterprise users. Whitechain is an OP Stack Layer 2 with WBT as its gas token. The Whitechain docs now lead with mainnet; the Sepolia testnet stays on rpc.ankr.com/whitechain_testnet.

Every Premium API key can now call Verifiable RPC on Arbitrum, BNB Smart Chain and Polygon. A request costs 3x the standard rate, 600 API credits on EVM chains. Ankr Confidential RPC runs on the same endpoint at the same price.

Sui JSON-RPC now runs on a reduced method set: 26 methods on mainnet, none on testnet. Move to gRPC or GraphQL. Ankr Confidential RPC is live in demo phase, and safe on Ethereum mainnet now trails the head by 1 to 2 slots. Confidential RPC is a mode of Verifiable RPC: your SDK encrypts each call to an attested Intel TDX node, so Ankr's gateway relays bytes it cannot read. On Ethereum, safe follows the Fast Confirmation Rule instead of lagging about 13 minutes. Hoodi postponed Glamsterdam, and our Hoodi nodes run the releases that cancel the 26 October activation. Base Sepolia is on Denim, IOTA mainnet on protocol 38, and the docs now spell out WebSocket limits.

Neura testnet reaches end of support on Ankr RPC. From 23 October 2026 we no longer serve the rpc.ankr.com/neura_testnet endpoint, and we removed Neura from the docs chain list. No method limits, error codes or rate limits changed on any other network.

The safe block tag on Ethereum mainnet now follows the Fast Confirmation Rule (FCR). We upgraded our Ethereum consensus clients to Lighthouse v8.3.1 and turned FCR on. safe now typically points 1 to 2 slots behind the head instead of about 13 minutes behind it. Sepolia already ran FCR. Nothing changes in your requests: pass safe as you do today.

Verifiable RPC now has Ankr Confidential RPC mode: every request and answer is encrypted end to end to one attested Intel TDX node, so the Ankr gateway routes and bills the call without being able to read it. Ankr Confidential RPC is live in demo phase on Ankr's production network and rolling out across Verifiable RPC chains. It ships in SDK 0.4.0 as one option in ethers and viem, a ConfidentialClient in @w3tech.io/vrpc-core, and vrpc-proxy --confidential for any other language.

Our Filecoin mainnet nodes run Lotus v1.38.1. Upstream recommends this release for nodes that serve Ethereum log queries and receipts: when the data behind an event is missing, those calls now return an error instead of an incomplete result. No method limits, error codes or rate limits changed on our side.

Kaia, Story and Optimism move to Premium-only in the second half of October, mainnet and testnet for each. Keyless calls and Freemium keys stop working on the dates below. Premium and Enterprise keys keep working with no change, and no method limits, error codes or rate limits changed on any other network.

We retired the HECO and Kinto endpoints on Ankr RPC on 13 October 2026, as neither serves chain data any more. They join the Fuel, Kusama and 0G Galileo testnet endpoints we retired on 15 September 2026, as announced. The API reference pages for HECO, Kinto, Fuel and Kusama and their entries in the chain list are gone. No method limits, error codes or rate limits changed on any other network.

eth_sendTransaction now returns -32075 Method disabled on every EVM chain, instead of an error from the node. We never hold keys for you, so the method could not send a transaction before either; only the error you get back changed. Ethereum Sepolia activated Glamsterdam on 6 October, Filecoin mainnet moves to network version 29 and IoTeX mainnet to the Zanzibar hard fork on 19 October, and our nodes for all three already run the releases that carry them. XRP Ledger mainnet is on the rippled 3.4.1 security release. Whitechain Sepolia is on the Web3 API platform, the x402 manifest lists paid JSON-RPC routes, and Agent RPC MCP 0.2.4 is on npm and in the MCP Registry.

We removed five Aptos methods that our Aptos nodes do not serve. Get account resources, Get account modules, Get account transactions, Get events by creation number and Get events by event handle need an indexer, and on Ankr they answer HTTP 500. No method limits, error codes or rate limits changed.

A single eth_getLogs response returns at most 200,000 logs, on every plan. A query that matches more fails with an error instead of returning a partial result.

Sui GraphQL is available on Premium only, at https://rpc.ankr.com/premium-http/sui_graphql/YOUR_ANKR_API_KEY. We listed https://rpc.ankr.com/http/sui_graphql with the key appended, and that form answered -32052 API key is not allowed to access blockchain for every key. No method limits, error codes or rate limits changed.