Read Gnosis state, submit signed transactions and subscribe to node events through GraphOps RPC over HTTPS and WebSocket. Query indexed Gnosis data through GraphQL Subgraphs, including your own Managed Subgraphs.
One API key from your organization can include every service you use, and all of them draw
from the organization's credit balance.
RPC
Send JSON-RPC requests over HTTPS, or open a WebSocket for subscriptions. Archive data is available: historical state, such as eth_call at a past block, and historical event logs. Gnosis RPC is not published with tracing.
Query any Subgraph that The Graph Network serves on Gnosis by Deployment CID or Graph Network Subgraph ID. Managed indexing runs on Gnosis: publish a Managed Subgraph and GraphOps indexes it. Managed Subgraphs need a monthly plan.
This request reads the latest Gnosis block number with eth_blockNumber.
Create an API key that includes RPC in your organization and export it as GRAPHOPS_API_KEY.
The example sends it in the Authorization header.
Gnosis is a mainnet with EVM chain ID 100. Its CAIP-2 network ID is eip155:100.
What is the GraphOps Gnosis RPC endpoint?
Send HTTPS JSON-RPC requests to https://rpc.graphops.xyz/v1/evm/100, and open WebSocket connections to wss://rpc.graphops.xyz/v1/evm/100. Authenticate with an API key from your organization that includes RPC, in the Authorization header or as a route token at the end of the path.
Does GraphOps Gnosis RPC serve archive data?
Yes. Historical state, such as eth_call at a past block, and historical event logs are available on Gnosis.
Does GraphOps Gnosis RPC support tracing?
No. Gnosis RPC is not published with tracing.
Which network name do Gnosis Subgraphs use?
Subgraphs that index Gnosis declare network: gnosis in their manifest.
Can GraphOps index my own Subgraph on Gnosis?
Yes. Managed indexing runs on Gnosis, so you can deploy a Managed Subgraph that GraphOps indexes. Managed Subgraphs need a monthly plan.