Platform API
Cross-network Triport endpoints — chain catalog and live metrics, per-key endpoint discovery, a diagnostics runner, and a server-sent events stream of chain status.
| Method / Endpoint | GET https://triport.io/v1/chains…, GET /v1/keys/{id}/endpoints, POST /v1/diagnostics/run-method |
| Network | Solana | Ethereum | Polygon (cross-network) |
| Authentication | x-token header (SDK-preferred); see Authentication |
| Required scope | — |
| Tier / rate limit | Any tier; see Rate Limits |
What this surface is
These endpoints sit above the individual networks: one call tells you which chains exist and how healthy they are, which endpoints a key can reach, or runs a diagnostic method against any network. They power the public chains dashboard and are available to every tier.
curl "https://triport.io/v1/chains" -H "x-token: $TRIPORT_API_KEY"Endpoint groups
- Chain catalog — list chains, get chain, metrics and metrics series.
- Live events — chain events over SSE.
- Key introspection — key endpoints.
- Diagnostics — run-method.
The full endpoint list is below.
GET Chain events stream (SSE)
A live, one-way Server-Sent Events stream of chain health changes and metric ticks for the Triport network catalogue.
GET Get a single chain
Fetch one chain's static descriptor — identity, protocols, required scope, UI hints — plus its latest live health metrics, by chain id.
GET Get chain metrics
Fetch the latest live health snapshot — latency, uptime, block height, sync state and more — for a single chain in the Triport registry.
GET Get chain metrics series
Returns a time-bucketed series of latency and block-height samples for a single chain, suitable for charting recent health.
GET Get key endpoints
Returns the per-chain URL templates for a single API key so your client can build request URLs locally — the raw key is never echoed back.
GET List chains
Return the Triport network catalogue — every chain the platform supports, with its identity, protocol surfaces, required scope, and UI presentation hints.
POST Run method (method explorer)
Executes a single JSON-RPC method against your default key from the browser-based method explorer, returning a structured envelope for both success and failure.