SubQuery Network, a leading provider of Web3 infrastructure, has introduced a groundbreaking development for the Polkadot ecosystem by unveiling two decentralized Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs). These RPCs, available for both Polkadot and Kusama networks, represent a significant milestone as the first of their kind on Substrate-based networks.

With a network spanning nearly 200 ecosystems, SubQuery operates a globally distributed network of decentralized indexers and RPC providers. Through this decentralized network, distributed applications (dapps) can seamlessly and reliably access blockchain data without relying on centralized access points.

Remote Procedure Calls (RPCs) are pivotal components of blockchain infrastructure, acting as vital communication bridges between external entities and blockchain nodes. They facilitate essential functions such as data retrieval, smart contract execution, and transaction processing. By introducing decentralized RPCs, SubQuery enhances accessibility and security for developers within the Polkadot and Kusama ecosystems.

James Bayly, COO of SubQuery, expressed enthusiasm about the launch, stating, "We are thrilled to pioneer decentralized RPCs for Polkadot on the SubQuery Network. With our node operators already running RPCs and other nodes across multiple ecosystems, and our roots firmly planted in the Polkadot ecosystem, we are well-positioned to support Polkadot developers with robust infrastructure."

Developers building on Polkadot or Kusama networks can now leverage SubQuery's decentralized RPC nodes, reducing their dependence on centralized middleware and mitigating associated risks.

The efficient operation of blockchain projects relies on reliable RPC networks, and SubQuery's introduction of decentralized RPCs is a significant advancement. These decentralized RPCs, managed by over 30 independent Node Operators, empower blockchain projects to access data from diverse sources securely.

SubQuery Network's decentralized RPCs contribute to the secure and efficient communication infrastructure of Web3, facilitating the robust and transparent operations essential for the success of Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePINs).

Originally emerging within the Polkadot ecosystem, SubQuery initially provided an indexer tailored to Polkadot's multi-chain structure. However, the company has since expanded its scope to encompass hundreds of networks, positioning itself as a leader in Web3 data and infrastructure.