Free PulseChain RPC During an RPC Storm
When a PulseChain gateway most wallets use goes down — an RPC storm — this site opens a rescue desk: a free, temporary endpoint that forwards your wallet's requests to the paid archive gateway our own measurements already run on. No signup, no charge, nothing logged.
Storm Availability Only — Said Before You Click
The desk measures before it opens. The button live-probes the public gateway pool, and while the two gateways most wallets use — the official one and g4mm4 — are both answering, it stays closed and tells you so — on a calm day the public gateway list is the right answer, and it is on the same page. The free endpoint exists for the days when one of those two goes dark and the herd floods the rest.
An issued endpoint carries 5,000 responses — about a day of normal wallet use — and then it is spent. Each connection can take three per day. Temporary by design: a bridge through the storm, not a home.
What You Get, and What We Never See
- A private URL for your wallet — added through your wallet's own approval window (the same open EIP-3085 doorway behind every "add network" button), or pasted by hand: chain ID 369, currency PLS.
- Nothing logged — no addresses, no request bodies. This page never sees keys or funds, and the endpoint cannot either; it only relays what your wallet asks.
- The common questions answered once — every wallet asks for the block number and gas price every few seconds; those answers are shared, so they never touch your allotment.
The desk lives on the RPC guide, beside the gateway list, the guided switch, and the daily reliability record it draws on.
Go to the Rescue DeskWhy Free
This site already pays for a measured archive gateway to run its own daily instruments, and most of that capacity sits unused. During a storm, lending the spare to stranded wallets costs us nothing extra and gets people moving again — so it is free, within the caps that keep it small. The deeper fixes — wallet-level failover and running your own node — are documented beside the desk.
