AI agents / Blockchain RPC
Let your agent set up RPC.
You approve the budget. Your agent creates the account, funds it with USDC, and connects your application. No dashboard login is needed for agent setup.
One RPC integration. No provider stack to manage. SolidRPC owns upstream diversity, routing, failover, monitoring, and recovery behind your connection.
From task to working RPC.
- 01
Choose the network
Your agent checks the chain, methods, and historical coverage your task needs.
- 02
Approve the terms and budget
Provide your permanent email and authorize both the payment ceiling and usage ceiling. Keep control of your wallet.
- 03
Connect and verify
The agent waits for funding to settle, activates its management credential, creates an RPC key, and tests your connection.
Give your agent a starting point.
Use this with an agent that can read the web and make HTTPS requests. Its own approval rules still apply.
Set up SolidRPC for my blockchain task. Start with
https://api.solidrpc.io/agent/v1/onboarding
Check current availability, supported networks, pricing, and terms.
Ask for my account email and approval of the payment and usage
budgets before creating an account or spending anything.
Use my existing saved credential if I provide one.
Store credentials privately, then verify the required RPC calls.
Report what worked, what you spent, and how I can resume later.Check before you start.
- Account creation
- Enabled
- Account management
- Enabled
- USDC funding
- Enabled
New prepaid accounts: $4.00 per million billable calls, 300 calls/s, burst 1,500, and 5 RPC keys. Minimum top-up: $1.00 in USDC. Pay with USDC on Base. Read the quote for tax and usable credit. Existing accounts keep their own billing terms.
These are configured access flags, not a service health check. Account eligibility and payment validation still apply. A funding pause does not itself revoke existing RPC keys.
Read current capabilities JSONNew account or existing access?
Start with prepaid credit
The owner authorizes account creation and the published terms. The agent uses USDC funding through x402, then manages keys and usage. Email verification and a password are not required. Follow the account setup steps.
Connect an existing paid account
Create a scoped credential in Agent access and give your agent its private file path. Free accounts cannot delegate control. Card-plan purchases remain an owner action. Connect your account.
Examples for your agent.
Compare pricing, network capabilities, and request limits. For small tasks, public RPC may be sufficient. Agent account control requires paid access.