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QUAD RPC / Endpoint contracts

Endpoint contracts for free + dedicated RPC.

A public contract for what each endpoint exposes, what it refuses to claim, and which live feed controls current status.

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What An Endpoint Contract Does

The contract is the public route map and claim boundary. It tells a developer what exists, an operator what must be checked, and a partner what must not be inferred.

Hostnames

Customer endpoint hostnames and provider lanes are listed separately.

Interfaces

Each lane names whether it is Tendermint RPC, REST, gRPC, Bitcoin Core RPC, Ethereum JSON-RPC, or another interface.

Access Posture

The contract says whether customer endpoints require API keys and whether public free RPC is offered.

Must Not Infer

Refused claims are part of the product: no custody, no sale, no reward, no finality guarantee, no uptime guarantee.

Why This Helps Traffic

Search traffic needs specific answers. Endpoint contracts give the page a reason to exist beyond broad RPC marketing.

  1. For developers.It answers which hostname, which interface, which headers, and which status feed to check.
  2. For operators.It answers whether a lane is customer-ready or status-gated.
  3. For partners.It answers what can be publicly verified without asking for private infrastructure access.
  4. For search engines.It creates a descriptive, internally linked page around a concrete technical concept.