RPC Methods
RVO supports the standard RPC methods exposed by the underlying blockchain nodes.
Method availability and behavior are determined by the selected chain and network.
Method support
Section titled “Method support”RVO does not introduce custom RPC methods.
All supported methods:
- Follow upstream RPC specifications
- Behave consistently with native node implementations
- Are subject to authentication and limit enforcement
Method availability may vary by network or chain.
Discovering methods
Section titled “Discovering methods”The authoritative source for available methods is the upstream blockchain documentation.
For Solana, this includes the official JSON-RPC method set provided by the Solana protocol.
RVO does not restrict or rename supported methods.
Method-level usage
Section titled “Method-level usage”Usage metrics are tracked at the method level.
This allows you to:
- Identify high-frequency methods
- Detect inefficient request patterns
- Optimize client behavior
Method-level visibility is available in the dashboard.
Errors and limits
Section titled “Errors and limits”RPC methods are subject to:
- Authentication checks
- Rate limits and quotas
- Upstream node behavior
If a method request fails:
- Authentication and limit errors are returned explicitly
- Upstream errors are passed through when applicable
Retry behavior must be handled by the client.
Details are covered in Errors & Retries.
Important considerations
Section titled “Important considerations”- Method behavior is defined by the blockchain protocol, not RVO
- RVO does not guarantee method-level performance characteristics
- Clients should not rely on undocumented side effects
What’s next
Section titled “What’s next”For best practices on using RPC methods in production, refer to the Guides section or the RVO blog.