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Overview

Overview of EVMKit and reference documentation for Pipelines, Pipelines API, RPC API, Streams API, authentication, CU billing, and rate limits.

EVMKit is an API platform for latency-sensitive EVM workflows.

What it is for

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  • individuals that need more than standard RPC access
  • automation and delivery systems
  • workflows that depend on deterministic simulation, lightweight state reads, managed event filtering, and realtime pending-state updates

Rather than exposing only generic node access, EVMKit combines public RPC methods, live websocket streams, and managed pipelines for filtering matched on-chain activity and delivering it to configured webhook destinations. Pipelines can be configured directly in the account dashboard UI or managed actively through Pipelines API with the same account API key.

Operating model

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EVMKit remains infrastructure-only.

It does not:

  • store or handle keys
  • custody funds
  • initiate, sign, broadcast, or relay on-chain transactions

What EVMKit returns

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Instead, it returns deterministic, inspectable outputs your systems can consume directly:

  • matched event deliveries to configured destinations
  • delivery logs and retry state for managed pipelines configured from the dashboard or the management API
  • stateless simulation and tracing results
  • lightweight state reads
  • pending state changes over websocket

Products

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EVMKit has one managed product and two public technical APIs:

  • Pipelines for managed event delivery through the account dashboard UI
  • RPC API on regional hosts like https://rpc-<endpoint>.evmkit.app/
  • Streams API on regional hosts like wss://streams-<endpoint>.evmkit.app/

Management API

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  • Pipelines API for programmatic source, destination, route, overview, and delivery management using your account X-Api-Key

Pricing model

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Public subscriptions combine:

  • one or more API access fees
  • one daily CU tier
  • monthly or quarterly billing

Burst limits, websocket capacity, managed pipeline capacity, and priority support are then derived from that selection.

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