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Documentation Index

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StableNet exposes a standard JSON-RPC API compatible with Ethereum tooling. Query historical logs, subscribe to real-time events, and read contract state using ethers.js, viem, or direct RPC calls.
For sending transactions, see Stablecoin Transfers. For the full RPC method reference, see RPC API Reference.

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Quickstarts

Listen to Contract Events

Beginner. Subscribe to contract events using ethers.js and WebSocket.

Connect to StableNet

Beginner. Set up your RPC provider.

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Why StableNet for reading on-chain data

StableNet implements the standard eth_ namespace — eth_getLogs, eth_getBlock, eth_call, eth_getTransactionReceipt, and more. Any library or tool that speaks Ethereum JSON-RPC works without modification. See RPC API Reference for the full method list.
Real-time event subscriptions via eth_subscribe are supported over WebSocket. Subscribe to newHeads, logs, or newPendingTransactions. Bloom filter optimization reduces the overhead of high-volume log queries across large block ranges.
With ~1-second block times, your indexer or event listener receives new data nearly in real time. Deterministic finality means you don’t need to handle reorgs — every confirmed block is final.
For environments without WebSocket support, polling-based filters (eth_newFilter, eth_getFilterChanges) are available. Filters expire after 5 minutes of inactivity and are cleaned up automatically.