GetBlock Now Supports Core Blockchain
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December 28, 2025
6 min read
GetBlock, a Web3 infrastructure provider, has added support for the Core blockchain mainnet, offering managed node access services to developers and businesses.
Core is an EVM-compatible blockchain designed to extend Bitcoin’s role in decentralized applications. GetBlock’s Core RPC node support eliminates the need for users to run and maintain their own blockchain infrastructure when building these applications on Core.
TL;DR
Core blockchain API access is now live across GetBlock's infrastructure offerings:
JSON-RPC and WebSocket endpoints for Core
Single-tenant Core node infrastructure available for private and custom deployment
Full archive blockchain data on all service tiers
Multi-region deployment across Frankfurt, Singapore, and New York infrastructure
Navigate to the GetBlock dashboard to configure Core endpoints and nodes. Enterprise teams requiring tailored service agreements can reach our sales team directly.
GetBlock’s Core RPC node services live
GetBlock now provides developers access to Core through JSON-RPC and WebSocket protocols on two infrastructure tiers.
With Shared Nodes, you're live in minutes: configure your endpoint in the GetBlock dashboard and start making calls. Move between tiers, from Free to Enterprise, to increase CU quota, concurrency, and rate limits.
Dedicated Core node deployments are available for applications demanding an isolated environment, compliance controls, or custom configurations.
For developers requiring historical blockchain data, GetBlock is providing archive node API access on both shared and dedicated infrastructure from day one.
GetBlock’s Core RPC endpoints are deployed in Frankfurt, Singapore, and New York. Dedicated Core nodes can be provisioned in any of these locations. Pick the region closest to your users or your application servers to minimize latency.
Connect to Core RPC nodes in 5 quick steps
Shared Nodes are available immediately after a quick setup. Head to your GetBlock account to create a Core RPC URL:
Open an endpoint setup menu in the GetBlock dashboard
Select Core from the network list
Choose JSON-RPC or WebSocket connection
Enable Archive mode if needed
Pick your region: Frankfurt, New York, or Singapore
That's it. Copy your endpoint URL, e.g. https://go.getblock.us/YOUR-ACCESS-TOKEN/. Use the endpoint with any Ethereum-compatible tool by updating the RPC URL and chain ID (1116).
How to deploy Dedicated Core nodes
Private Core nodes are provisioned through the GetBlock account via the Dedicated Nodes dashboard.
To start the setup process, select Core from the available blockchains and configure your deployment parameters:
Geographic region: Frankfurt, Singapore, or New York. Choose based on proximity to your application servers or user base
Node type: Full node or archive Core node
API protocols
GetBlock allocates exclusive hardware for your deployment, which may take several days to complete.
For deployments requiring specific service level agreements or custom node configurations, contact the GetBlock team through the dashboard support channel or via the contact form.
About Core blockchain
Core is an EVM-compatible Layer-1 blockchain built to make Bitcoin productive. It uses Bitcoin-native timelocks and a hybrid consensus branded “Satoshi Plus” so BTC holders can participate in validator elections and earn protocol rewards. All while the chain itself behaves like an Ethereum-style chain with smart contracts.
In other words, Core feels like a standard EVM network but with unique primitives built around Bitcoin as the foundation. That design enables novel primitives like non-custodial BTC staking and unlocks a new class of Bitcoin DeFi apps.
Core DAO entered December 2025 with significant momentum, announcing a strategic shift, positioning itself as the backbone infrastructure for Bitcoin DeFi. GetBlock's integration provides developers timely access to this evolving ecosystem.
For teams building BTCFi applications, such as wallets, infrastructure tools, or cross-chain services, GetBlock’s Core RPC support makes it easier to experiment, launch, and scale.
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