Getting Started with FluxRPC
Complete guide to setting up and using FluxRPC. Create an account, generate API keys, and start making Solana RPC requests.
Initial Setup
There are three steps to complete before starting to use FluxRPC:
Create an account
Step 1
Create an API key and select a region
Step 2
Buy bandwidth or select a plan (optional)
Step 3
1. Creating an Account
To create an account on FluxRPC, simply sign in for the first time at the dashboard using the "Get Started" button in the top right on the FluxRPC website.
Sign-in Methods
- Solana Wallet (e.g. Solflare, Phantom)
- Google account
- GitHub account
- Email + Password
Note
When signing in with a Solana wallet, it will pop up once to connect to the website, and again to sign a message to prove you are the owner of the wallet. This is normal and does not incur any transaction fees.
2. Creating an API Key and Selecting a Region
Navigate to the API Keys page from the dashboard menu or directly at /admin/apikeys.
Steps to Create an API Key
- Select the green "Create API Key" button in the top right
- Give your API key a name (required)
- Click "Create"
- Your new API key will be displayed immediately and is ready to use
Note
An account may have multiple API keys. Usage from any of these keys will deduct bandwidth from the account that owns them.
Available Regions
Select the region closest to you for the best performance:
CDN
https://cdn.fluxrpc.com
Auto-selects the closest region
Live
EU
https://eu.fluxrpc.com Live
US
https://us.fluxrpc.com Live
Tokyo
https://tok.fluxrpc.com Coming Soon
Managing Your API Keys
- Click the "Details" button on your API key to view its full value (e.g.
8a5ab0f4-f188-3a3e-a10e-a77a1b68651e) - Rename API keys without affecting functionality
- Delete keys (irreversible - the key will immediately stop working)
Historical Data
FluxRPC only provides historical transaction and block data for Fogo. On Solana, RPC calls fetching transactions or blocks will work for recent transactions only.
3. Binary Stream Endpoints
We provide endpoints that stream the results of large RPC calls in binary format. This can save substantial memory for large getProgramAccounts calls - process results as they arrive instead of waiting for everything at once.
Supported Methods
- getAccountInfo
- getMultipleAccounts
- getProgramAccounts
Binary Stream Endpoints Shell
# EU Region https://eu.fluxrpc.com/binary?key=<your-API-key> # US Region https://us.fluxrpc.com/binary?key=<your-API-key>
Note
The response will be in binary format and needs to be decoded by your application.
4. Buying Bandwidth
FluxRPC charges by bandwidth usage. One gigabyte costs USD $0.06 across all RPC calls. New accounts receive free bandwidth to get started.
Stripe Payments
Pay with credit card via Stripe checkout
Crypto Payments
Pay with USDC using your connected wallet
Pricing
$6 per 100GB · Pay as you go or select a plan for best performance · Visit Pricing for details
Using Your API Key
Include your API key in requests using either a query string parameter or an Authorization header:
Query String
Query String Authentication Shell
https://eu.fluxrpc.com?key=xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
Authorization Header
Header Authentication Shell
Authorization: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx
Example Request
cURL Example cURL
curl https://eu.fluxrpc.com?key=<your-API-key> \
-X POST \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"jsonrpc": "2.0",
"id": 1,
"method": "getVersion"
}'
Next Steps
- Explore the RPC Methods Documentation
- Learn about WebSocket Subscriptions
- Check out Yellowstone gRPC for real-time streaming
Open the section overview for the broader context, live navigation, and interactive code examples.
Continue in this section
- Customer Support — Get help with FluxRPC, RugCheck, and Flux Data. Community support on Discord and paid support direct to our engineers.
- Why Choose FluxRPC — FluxRPC delivers cost-effective, high-speed Solana RPC with transparent pricing, reliable infrastructure, and real-time data access.
- Solana Developer Guides — Hands-on FluxRPC developer guides for Solana: read accounts, batch requests, decode program data, and cut bandwidth costs with runnable code examples.
- API Documentation — FluxRPC documentation for Solana and Fogo RPC, WebSocket subscriptions, Yellowstone gRPC, RugCheck intelligence, and Lantern self-hosted caching.