Archive nodes for historical blockchain data
Get complete blockchain state history from genesis across 45+ networks with high- performance nodes and 99.95% uptime — all archive access is provided free of charge.
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Top RPC nodes with archive access
Access complete historical blockchain data through Ethereum, Arbitrum, Polygon, Fantom, Berachain, and 45+ other archive-ready networks — ideal for analytics, tracing, and dApp development.
Why NOWNodes is the best
Infrastructure provider?
Dedicated Archive nodes
Plans for any budgets without RPS limits on paid plans. Combine shared and dedicated plans to optimize costs without sacrificing performance. Сheck actual prices.
Trace & Debug API
We also support Trace and Debug methods for our EVM networks. You can check the list of networks that offer these methods in our documentation.
Guaranteed 99.95% uptime
Reliable performance under any load — with failover nodes, global redundancy, and smart load balancing built in. We ensure stable performance and deliver on our SLA.
Unlimited RPS Access
Handle high-throughput workloads with no request-per-second limits on all paid plans. Ideal for explorers, indexers, trading tools, and production-grade dApps.
Support 24/7
Our support team consists of experienced technical experts always ready to help. With a clear SLA, we guarantee fast, clear help, with first responses in under 3 minutes.
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Frequently asked questions
What is an archive node?
An archive node stores the complete blockchain history from the genesis block, including all past states, storage values, and balances.
Full node vs archive node: what’s the difference?
A full node keeps only the latest states required for validation, while an archive node retains every historical state ever recorded. This allows advanced node history retrieval and detailed archive node blockchain access.
How can I access a free archival node via NOWNodes?
To access free archive nodes, simply create an account, select up to five networks under the Start Plan, and use your generated API key.
This gives you instant archival access to top chains such as Ethereum, Bitcoin, Polygon, Arbitrum, and more — with no infrastructure setup required.
What if the network I need doesn’t have archive support?
If a network you need doesn’t yet offer archive access, you can request to add it to the shared plan — the team may already be working on enabling archival support for that chain.