Who QuickNode is
QuickNode is a blockchain infrastructure company founded in 2017. It runs RPC endpoints for a long list of chains and networks, and adds real-time data on top: Webhooks for filtered onchain events, Streams for larger flows with historical backfill, and dedicated clusters for teams that want isolated infrastructure.
Builders, fintechs and enterprises use it to ship blockchain products without operating their own nodes, and it is certified against SOC 1, SOC 2 and ISO 27001. Coverage of every chain our module supports, each with a testnet, is why QuickNode is one of the node providers our module connects to.
What it does in your platform
Custody & wallets
Gives the module node access on every chain it supports, from Bitcoin and Tron to Solana and the EVM networks, and can push transfers to your customers' deposit addresses by webhook, so the module hears about deposits as they happen.
How the connection works
The module talks to a QuickNode endpoint for each chain, in that chain's own API. QuickNode Webhooks deliver filtered events, which the module verifies with HMAC before acting on them.
One endpoint per chain
Each chain you support gets its own QuickNode endpoint, on mainnet and on its testnet.
Transfers filtered
A webhook built from the wallet transfers template watches your customers' deposit addresses and posts each matching transfer to the module.
Checked and confirmed
The module verifies the signature, then follows the transaction on the endpoint until it meets your confirmation rule for that chain.
Screened and credited
The deposit is screened and credited, and the movement appears in the backoffice.
Withdrawals out
When the module broadcasts a withdrawal itself, it sends the signed transaction through the endpoint and reconciles it with the chain.
Next to other providers
QuickNode covers every chain in the module's list, so it can be your only node provider. It can also serve some chains while Infura, Alchemy or your own nodes serve others, and where a webhook does not fit, the module reads new blocks from the endpoint instead.
The rest of the platform does not change either way. Moving a chain from QuickNode to your own nodes later leaves your apps, your wallets and your custody provider as they are.
When QuickNode fits best
A strong fit when
- You want one node provider for every chain you support, Bitcoin and Tron included.
- You want transfers pushed by webhook, with Streams for backfills and larger flows.
- Your security review asks for SOC 2 and ISO 27001, or for dedicated infrastructure.
Also worth a look
- Infura, if your chains are Ethereum and the EVM networks around it.
- Your own nodes, when you want no third party between your platform and the chain.
How we get you live
The contract
We help you get your QuickNode account and contract in place, with the chains and networks you plan to support.
Endpoints and webhooks
We set up an endpoint for each chain, mainnet and testnet, and the webhooks that watch your deposit addresses.
The keys
Endpoint credentials and the webhook secret go into your platform's secrets, and the webhook endpoint can be limited to QuickNode's delivery address.
A full test run
The whole flow runs on testnets, such as Bitcoin's testnet4, Ethereum's Sepolia, Solana Devnet and Tron's Nile, before real funds move.
