We’re excited to announce that a new API was added to Lava — Arbitrum One & Nova RPC access is now available for our testnet users!
Lava enables Arbitrum builders to focus on building web3 apps with the best user experience. Fast, reliable, accurate — and decentralized.
Arbitrum is a technology suite designed to scale Ethereum. You can use Arbitrum chains to do all things you do on Ethereum — use Web3 apps, deploy smart contracts, etc., but your transactions will be cheaper and faster. Arbitrum’s flagship product — Arbitrum Rollup — is an Optimistic rollup protocol that inherits Ethereum-level security.
Arbitrum Nova is a layer 2 rollup solution that uses Arbitrum Nitro and AnyTrust technology to enable ultra-low transaction fees paired with high throughput and security. Nova enables developers to build a wide variety of applications, such as game development, decentralized social, NFTs and DeFi. Reddit recently launched a beta version of their community points system, built using Arbitrum Nova, and expected to onboard a mass of new users to web3.
Developers building on Arbitrum can use Lava’s RPC endpoints to query data from Arbitrum One & Nova without running their own node or relying on a single provider.
Lava’s Arbitrum endpoints support JSON-RPC and Websocket Subscriptions.
Calling developers! We have limited early spots for applications to use our network. Apply here.
Soon we’ll be releasing our Decentralized Access SDK, that will also support Arbitrum One & Nova. The SDK is a TypeScript implementation of Lava’s Protocol, that enables developers to easily plug their app into trustless access to data from any blockchain.