every public rpc for any evm chain, checked live: speed, sync, privacy. add the best one to your wallet.
public rpcs
public rpcs are shared and rate-limited: fine for wallets and testing. for a production app, use a dedicated endpoint from a provider.
“no tracking” is the provider’s own claim, as listed on chainlist. an rpc always sees your ip and the addresses you look up.
“add to wallet” suggests the fastest in-sync rpc without tracking. you can change it in your wallet later.
the rpc list comes from chainlist.org and is refreshed regularly. missing one? it’s probably not on chainlist yet.
about this tool
Pick any EVM chain and see every public RPC endpoint checked live: response time, whether it is in sync with the newest block, and the provider’s privacy label (no tracking, limited or tracks). Copy an RPC URL, test which endpoints answer from your own device and from a web page (CORS), and add the chain to your wallet with the fastest in-sync RPC. Covers HyperEVM, Robinhood Chain, Ethereum, the L2s and every chain listed on chainlist.
good to know
what is the hyperevm rpc url?
the official one is https://rpc.hyperliquid.xyz/evm (chain id 999, currency HYPE). this page lists every other public hyperevm rpc with its live speed, so you can pick a faster one or a backup.
which rpc should i use?
for a wallet: the fastest one that is in sync and has no tracking, which is what “add to wallet” picks. for an app in production: a dedicated endpoint from a provider, because public rpcs are shared and rate-limited.
what does “in sync” mean?
its newest block is within 5 blocks of the highest one any rpc reported. a lagging rpc shows old balances and can drop or delay your transactions.
are public rpcs private?
not fully. every rpc sees your ip address and which addresses you look up. the privacy label is the provider’s own claim, as listed on chainlist.
