Berachain RPC Nodes Now Live on GetBlock

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September 14, 2025

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Berachain API Live GetBlock

GetBlock adds Abstract to its list of supported blockchains. With this integration, developers get immediate RPC API access to a new Layer 2 (L2) blockchain explicitly optimized to make Web3 onboarding simple for mainstream users.

GetBlock adds Berachain Mainnet: Details

We’re excited to announce that GetBlock adds support for Berachain, providing JSON-RPC and WebSocket API access to a novel Layer-1 built around Proof-of-Liquidity. 

Berachain Mainnet is available in the GetBlock dashboard with the following options:

APIs: JSON-RPC and WebSocket interfaces

Dedicated nodes: deployable in Frankfurt, New York, Singapore 

Shared node endpoints: available in all regions and on all plans, including the free tier 

Whether you’re iterating on a new DeFi primitive, running bots that require realtime events, or shipping a production dApp, you can connect to Berachain through GetBlock’s shared endpoints or spin up dedicated nodes in the regions you choose.

The regional coverage in EU, US, Asia reduces latency for users and infrastructure in those geographies, important for realtime apps like order books, oracles, and liquidity-centric applications.

As Berachain joins GetBlock, CEO Vasily Rudomanov encourages all builders to migrate to GetBlock RPC nodes:

Berachain is a rare L1 that combines solid technology with passionate community building and distinctive culture. Even newcomers have likely encountered Berabaddies while browsing X. It's no surprise that Berachain and its BERA asset have consistently received the attention they deserve. We're betting big on Berachain - offering Dedicated Nodes and Shared Nodes with three regional endpoints (Frankfurt, New York, and now Singapore), plus JSON RPC and WebSocket interfaces. If you've been seeking a reliable Berachain RPC solution that has it all - look no further.

Vasily Rudomanov, GetBlock CEO

Berachain overview

Berachain is an EVM-identical Layer-1 that combines familiar Ethereum semantics with a novel consensus design called Proof-of-Liquidity (PoL). The chain is designed to make liquidity a first-class contributor to security and to optimize the economics for DeFi applications. 

Berachain’s architecture leverages a modular consensus client framework and aims to provide single-slot finality and high performance while remaining compatible with existing EVM tooling.

Since the mainnet launch in February 2025, the chain has seen explosive DeFi activity and capital inflows. The official ecosystem directory and project lists surface dozens of live protocols including lending protocols, liquidity aggregators, liquid staking providers, automated leverage layers, and several DEX/AMM projects.

The protocol is carving out a distinct place in the ecosystem, raising the bar for performance and reliable data access. By adding Berachain RPC access, GetBlock lowers friction for developers who want to experiment with PoL-optimized primitives and build new DeFi experiences that take advantage of Berachain’s architecture.

Getting started with Berachain API 

Getting access to Berachain API on GetBlock takes a few minutes:

1

Create a GetBlock account and log in

2

Open “My Endpoints” and choose Berachain Mainnet

3

Select the API type (JSON-RPC or WebSocket)

4

Pick the region and plan (the free plan works for initial testing)

Berachain RPC URL setup using GetBlock provider

As always with GetBlock, each endpoint is issued as an access-token URL you can copy and drop straight into your app, script, or CI job.

For teams that need dedicated capacity, private Berchain nodes can be requested for deployment on the Dedicated Nodes tab. This option is ideal for production workloads that need consistent latency and throughput – the performance you expect for production systems.

Private Berachain node deployment interface on GetBlock

If you need personalised help, raise a ticket from your GetBlock dashboard or our Contact page. We also welcome your feedback and feature requests!

Happy building,
The GetBlock Team