Supported Blockchain Networks
Novacula supports 11 blockchain networks with network-specific clients, node types, and verified version transitions. Deploy and operate nodes on infrastructure you control through one control plane.
BitcoinRead documentation
EthereumRead documentation
IgraRead documentation
InkRead documentation
MonadRead documentation
SuiRead documentation
TronRead documentation
OptimismComing Soon
ArbitrumComing Soon
PolygonComing Soon
CardanoComing Soon
HyperLiquidComing Soon
Supported Network FAQs
Answers about supported networks, node types, clients, versions, RPC exposure, and technical requirements. Need more information? Talk to our team.
Which blockchain networks does Novacula support?
Novacula supports Bitcoin, BNB Smart Chain (BSC), Ethereum, HyperLiquid, Igra, Ink, Monad, Stable, Sui, Tempo, and Tron.
Which node types are available?
Available node types depend on the network and client. Supported options include full, pruned, archive, and lite nodes. Novacula displays the available configurations during deployment.
Can I choose the node client and version?
Yes. Novacula displays supported clients, versions, and node types for the selected network. Only supported combinations and verified version transitions are offered.
How does Novacula monitor nodes across different networks?
Novacula tracks node status, synchronization progress, block-height lag, peers, remote procedure call (RPC) traffic, resource usage, logs, alerts, and incidents through one control plane.
How are node updates handled across different networks?
Novacula provides supported versions and verified upgrade paths for each network. Your team reviews the target version and any data-rebuild requirements before confirming an upgrade.
Can I expose RPC endpoints from my nodes?
Yes. RPC access can be local, direct, or published through a managed domain with Transport Layer Security (TLS), access keys, and rate limits.
Where can I find technical requirements for each network?
The Novacula documentation provides network-specific details about clients, node types, versions, resources, and deployment requirements.
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