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Sui gRPC and checkpoint streaming
Read objects and balances, simulate and submit transactions, and stream checkpoints through Sui’s typed gRPC API. Connect on mainnet or testnet with your node credentials.
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Build wallets, trading apps, and indexers with reliable Sui gRPC, mainnet GraphQL, and managed node infrastructure.
Access Sui through a single, geo-balanced endpoint. Your requests automatically reach the nearest available region, with no manual region selection or extra setup.
Stream checkpoints, query objects and events, and submit transactions with the Sui APIs your application needs.
Read objects and balances, simulate and submit transactions, and stream checkpoints through Sui’s typed gRPC API. Connect on mainnet or testnet with your node credentials.
Fetch transactions by address, events by type, and objects by owner with filtered, paginated queries. Mainnet Global Nodes serve GraphQL at /graphql on the same endpoint and auth token.
Run high-volume Sui reads, application backends, and indexing workloads with unlimited requests within your selected RPS tier and predictable monthly costs.
Query retained checkpoints, transactions, and object versions for backfills and analytics. Check the available range at runtime. Extended history is not a full archive from genesis.
Connect the official @mysten/sui TypeScript SDK over HTTPS from browsers and Node.js. Use your Sui node URL as the gRPC-Web baseUrl on mainnet or testnet.
Read pool and shared-object state, simulate programmable transactions, and submit signed trades over gRPC. Use mainnet GraphQL to filter Move events and transaction history.
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Stream checkpoints with SubscribeCheckpoints and build your own indexing pipeline. Backfill retained transactions and object versions, checking the available history range as you go.
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Read SUI and token balances, list owned objects, and track transaction results with the official Sui SDK. Use mainnet GraphQL for filtered address activity.
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Query player-owned objects and dynamic fields, simulate interactions, and execute programmable transaction blocks. Connect browser applications directly through gRPC-Web.
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Deploy a Sui endpoint with Chainstack MCP. Give your application a managed connection for object reads, transaction simulation, and signed transaction submission through Sui SDKs.
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Free Sui RPC for development, with paid plans for DeFi applications, historical data, payments, and enterprise workloads.
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Add-ons and Dedicated Node infrastructure are billed separately.
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A Sui RPC endpoint connects your application to Sui network data and transaction execution. Chainstack provides managed gRPC endpoints for mainnet and testnet, with GraphQL available on mainnet Global Nodes. Use the official Sui SDK to read objects and balances, simulate transactions, and submit signed transactions.
Create a Chainstack account, deploy a Sui mainnet or testnet node, and open Access and credentials in the console. Copy the node endpoint and credentials. Use the HTTPS URL with gRPC-Web, or the native gRPC host on port 443 with the x-token header. On mainnet Global Nodes, append /graphql for GraphQL queries.
Yes. The free Developer plan includes one node, 3 million request units per month, and 25 requests per second. No credit card is required. You can use Sui gRPC and gRPC-Web on mainnet and testnet, and GraphQL on mainnet Global Nodes. Paid plans offer larger allowances and access to additional infrastructure options.
Use gRPC for typed data lookups, transaction simulation and execution, and checkpoint streaming. Use GraphQL for filtered and paginated mainnet queries, such as transactions by address, events by type, and objects by owner. GraphQL runs at /graphql on mainnet Global Nodes and uses the same node credentials. It does not provide subscriptions.
Yes. Chainstack supports Sui mainnet and testnet nodes with native gRPC and gRPC-Web. GraphQL is available on mainnet Global Nodes; Chainstack does not currently provide a Sui testnet GraphQL endpoint. Use testnet when developing and testing transactions before sending them to mainnet.
Sui is removing JSON-RPC from the full-node code starting with v1.82. Build new integrations on gRPC and GraphQL, and migrate legacy JSON-RPC calls using the Chainstack Sui migration guide. Use gRPC for execution, typed lookups, and checkpoint streaming; use mainnet GraphQL for filtered query workloads.
Chainstack documents SubscribeCheckpoints on the Sui gRPC SubscriptionService. Use checkpoint streaming to build a pipeline that processes transaction and event data. Mainnet GraphQL supports filtered historical queries but does not offer subscriptions. This is Sui gRPC, not Solana Yellowstone Geyser streaming.
Sui mainnet Global Nodes provide Extended history for retained checkpoints, transactions, and object versions. This is not a full archive from genesis. Check the current retention floor with LedgerService/GetServiceInfo or GraphQL serviceConfig.availableRange before running a backfill. Filtered transaction and event queries have a rolling history window of up to 90 days.
A Global Node gives your application a geo-balanced managed endpoint without choosing a single deployment region. A Dedicated Sui node runs on isolated resources for workloads that need their own infrastructure capacity. Dedicated Nodes are available starting from the Pro plan, with infrastructure billed separately. The calculator shows current mainnet and testnet full-node pricing.
Yes. The Unlimited Node add-on provides unlimited requests within the throughput tier you select, with fixed monthly add-on pricing. It is available starting from the Growth plan. Unlimited refers to request volume, not unlimited requests per second. Your paid plan and add-on are billed separately.
Yes. Chainstack Self-Hosted supports the Sui node client on mainnet and testnet, with deployment and operations on infrastructure you control. Follow the installation guide to configure your own deployment. The self-hosted software is free; you provide and pay for the underlying infrastructure.
No. Sui uses an object-based data model and Move smart contracts. Ethereum eth_* methods, EVM chain IDs, and Ethereum Debug & Trace APIs do not apply to a Sui endpoint. Use Sui-native gRPC or GraphQL APIs and compatible Sui SDKs instead.
Sui uses native gRPC and GraphQL rather than the Ethereum eth_* API. For native gRPC, connect to the host shown in Access and credentials on port 443 and send the x-token header. Browser and Node.js clients can use gRPC-Web with their HTTPS node URL and the official @mysten/sui SDK.
Chainstack supports Sui gRPC on mainnet and testnet. Mainnet Global Nodes also provide GraphQL at YOUR_CHAINSTACK_ENDPOINT/graphql using the same node credentials. Testnet GraphQL is not currently available. Use gRPC for execution, simulation, typed lookups, and SubscribeCheckpoints streaming; use GraphQL for filtered and paginated mainnet queries. GraphQL does not provide subscriptions.
Extended Sui history is retained history, not a full archive from genesis. Check the current available range before requesting historical data. Filtered transaction and event queries retain up to 90 days. Build new integrations on gRPC and GraphQL as Sui removes JSON-RPC in v1.82.
The Developer plan includes 3 million request units per month, 25 requests per second, and one node. Each gRPC or GraphQL request is priced at 1 request unit under the current Sui documentation. Unlimited Node offers unlimited request volume within a selected RPS tier, starting from the Growth plan. Dedicated infrastructure starts from the Pro plan and is billed separately.
Chainstack MCP can deploy a Sui node and return its endpoint. Connect your application using Sui SDKs and the API and credentials appropriate for your workload. Never expose private signing keys in a public webpage or browser bundle.
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