Blockchain RPC and POKT staking, from one account.

Quantumspider runs a gateway into Pocket Network. Send your app’s requests to the chains it needs through one API, or stake POKT with us and let our infrastructure do the work.

Quantumspider at the centre of a web connecting Ethereum, Base, Solana, Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche, BNB Chain Ethereum Base Solana Arbitrum Polygon Optimism Avalanche BNB Chain

What we run

Infrastructure on Pocket Network, the decentralized protocol where independent suppliers serve blockchain data and get paid in POKT.

  • Gateway API

    One endpoint per chain, authenticated with your API key. Requests are spread across many Pocket suppliers, so a single node going down doesn’t take your app with it.

    Read the API docs
  • Access to many blockchains

    Ethereum, Base, Solana, Arbitrum and more. Switching chains means changing a URL path, not signing up with another provider.

    See supported chains
  • POKT staking

    Stake POKT without buying hardware or running a node. Your dashboard shows your stake, rewards, and unbonding status in one place.

    How staking works

Check the network yourself

Every stake, supplier and service on Pocket Network is public. Use the explorer to look up an address, confirm a stake, or see which services are live right now.

How to get POKT

Staking needs native POKT, the token on Pocket Network’s own chain. Pick the route that matches how you already use crypto.

  1. Open an account

    Sign up on an exchange that lists POKT, such as KuCoin, Gate.io, MEXC, Bybit, Upbit or Bithumb. Most ask for ID, and availability depends on your country.

  2. Buy POKT

    Fund the account by bank transfer, card or USDT, then buy on the POKT/USDT market.

  3. Withdraw to your wallet

    Send it to a wallet you control: Soothe Vault, Keplr or Leap. Exchange POKT is already native, so there’s nothing to bridge.

  4. Stake with us

    Log in to your Quantumspider dashboard and choose how much to stake.

Check before you swap. Copy token contract addresses only from the official Pocket Network guide. Lookalike tokens are common on DEXs.