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Planned. This service is not live yet. This page explains what it will do and what to use in the meantime.
Learn what Uzo RPC is meant to do, why BOT Chain developers need it, and what to use until it launches.

Why it’s needed

BOT Chain’s public RPC endpoints work well for reading state and sending transactions. Two things are missing for apps that react to on-chain activity:
  • Event queries. BOT Chain’s JSON-RPC page documents eth_getLogs as disabled on the public endpoints. In our tests it answered bounded block ranges, but you can’t rely on a method the operator says is off.
  • WebSockets. No WebSocket URL is published, so eth_subscribe for new blocks, logs or pending transactions isn’t available.
See Logs and WebSockets for the details and tested workarounds.

What Uzo RPC will do

Uzo RPC is planned as an RPC service for BOT Chain mainnet and testnet that adds:
  • eth_getLogs that is supported, so event-driven apps and indexers can use it in production.
  • WebSocket endpoints for eth_subscribe.
  • Standard JSON-RPC, so existing tools such as viem, ethers, Foundry and Hardhat work by changing only the URL.
Endpoints, pricing and limits will be published when it launches. Nothing on this site is a commitment to a launch date.

What to use meanwhile

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Logs and WebSockets

The limitation and every workaround that works today.

Endpoints

The public endpoints to use until Uzo RPC launches.

Uzo Index

The planned event index that builds on a logs-enabled RPC.

Product status

What is live, in development and planned.
Last modified on October 2, 2026