Launch on Katana with Dedicated RPC Nodes

Secure, scalable, and production-ready Katana RPC access, fully managed and hosted by Chainstack.

Skip the complexities of node maintenance and infrastructure setup. Focus on building while we handle the rest.

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Why Chainstack

Stop overspending on self-hosted nodes

Get reliable, cost-effective Katana Mainnet and Testnet access without the hassle of cloud setup and maintenance.

Flat monthly fee

Unlimited requests

Dedicated Node is the all-access pass to unbounded Web3 development.

Market’s top performance and security combined with limitless customization capabilities.

Secure infra you can trust

Your Katana RPC node is deployed in a secure, isolated environment with strict access controls, encrypted communication, and continuous monitoring. Hardened, isolated, and always protected.

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Build better on Katana

Explore how dedicated Katana nodes can streamline your infrastructure and reduce operational costs. Learn why teams choose Chainstack for reliable blockchain access.

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Performance. That’s more than RPS.

Deploy applications with stable, always-on Katana Mainnet and Testnet connectivity at Chainstack Cloud.

“Chainstack shares some of our fundamental values on privacy and has always been reliable and supportive.”

Aleksandras Gaska

Founder & Operations Lead, BlockWallet

“We are pleased to collaborate with Chainstack to make the blockchain experience seamless for users and developers.”

Sandeep Nailwal

Co-Founder & COO, Polygon

“With Chainstack’s full support we’re excited to keep empowering the Arbitrum ecosystem with infrastructure that will continue to provide for the community.”

A.J. Warner

Chief Strategy Officer, Offchain Labs

“Chainstack’s services are the most reliable, cost-effective, and have the support necessary to use as our primary backstop when operating Chainlink nodes.”

Ian Read

Director of Operations, LinkPool

“Chainstack saves us time and resources so our team can focus on accelerating product development and delivering a unifying social hub.”

Khaled Jama

Founder & CEO, Gamerse

“Chainstack was the obvious choice when it comes to scaling our system and improving performance. We’re delighted by the 5-star support we’ve received.”

Sameep Singhania

Co-Founder, QuickSwap

“Chainstack has been a game-changer for ReHold. Their platform made it a breeze to integrate more than 5 blockchains into our protocol, providing unparalleled ease and speed.”

Michael Semin

CTO & Co-Founder at ReHold

Katana Mainnet and Testnet

Dedicated Katana Mainnet and Testnet nodes with guaranteed performance, high availability, and full data integrity.

Whether you’re building wallets, analytics, or integrations, Chainstack ensures seamless and reliable access to the Katana network.

99.9%+ uptime with SLA. SOC2 certified.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the uptime and performance guarantees?

We offer a 99.9%+ uptime SLA on our dedicated Katana RPC nodes, backed by enterprise-grade infrastructure optimized for low-latency and high-throughput performance.

How long does it take to activate access after submitting a request?

You will receive your connection credentials after our support team processes your request, which typically takes 1–2 business days.

What pricing or billing options are available for RPC access?

We offer flexible monthly and annual billing plans. Dedicated node deployment requires a Pro plan subscription and higher.

Dedicated Node compute per hour price starts from $0.50 across all paid subscription plans.

Can I monitor usage or performance metrics of my node?

Yes, we provide a user dashboard with real-time metrics, including request counts, latency, and system health, allowing you to monitor and optimize your usage.

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Request access to enterprise-grade Katana RPC services tailored for performance, reliability, and scale.

Learn more about Katana

What is Katana?

Katana is the cross-chain DEX originally built for Ronin; its AMM powers NFT gaming liquidity and offers yield on game tokens.

How to get Katana RPC endpoint?

Open a free Chainstack account, then access your console. Hit Add node, pick the Katana network, and spin up your node with one click. Once it’s up, click Access & credentials and take your personal RPC endpoint into your dApp.

How to run a Katana node?

Chainstack offers a Global Node so you can quote Ronin AMM prices within minutes. A Dedicated Node keeps arbitrage bots free from throttling. Building locally means syncing Ronin, Katana subgraphs, and NFT pricing oracles.

What is Katana RPC API?

Katana is an AMM on Ronin whose nodes expose Ethereum-compatible RPC. A custom katana_getSwapQuote returns slippage-free estimates before bots send transactions via eth_sendRawTransaction. Liquidity events come as standard Transfer logs.

How much does it cost to run a Katana RPC?

Ronin + Katana indexing totals US $100-170 / month. High-frequency arbitrage bots demand more bandwidth. Chainstack’s Katana-capable RPC is usually the most cost-effective option.

Is Katana RPC free?

Ronin’s Katana RPC can be used for free, though arbitrage spikes hit rate limits. Chainstack’s 3 million-request free tier delivers steadier Katana access.

How to setup a Katana RPC?

Get the Katana (Ronin) endpoint in Chainstack Console. Paste it into MetaMask (switch chain ID to 2020) or your bot’s provider URL.

Notes for Katana API

When communicating with a Katana RPC node, the Polygon client implements a JSON-RPC specification, a communication protocol allowing one to make remote calls and execute them as if they were made locally.

The Polygon API allows developers to communicate with the Katana blockchain to build applications. The best way to use the Katana API is to use a web3 library such as ethers.js if using JavaScript or web3.py using Python.

Launch on Katana with Dedicated RPC Nodes

Secure, scalable, and production-ready Katana RPC access, fully managed and hosted by Chainstack.

Performance. That’s more than RPS.

Aleksandras Gaska

Sandeep Nailwal

A.J. Warner

Ian Read

Khaled Jama

Sameep Singhania

Michael Semin

Notes for Katana API

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