Terms of Service

ArcRPC provides managed JSON-RPC, archive and data access to the Arc network on the plans published on the pricing page. Access is granted per key, scoped to the networks, methods, throughput and residency policy that the plan and your key configuration allow.

We may change endpoints, add methods or deprecate an API surface. A breaking change to a served API gets 90 days notice by email and an entry in the changelog. A change the Arc protocol forces on us gets as much notice as the protocol gives us, which is sometimes none, and we say so.

You are responsible for keeping keys secret and for traffic sent with them. Keys can be scoped by method and IP allowlist, and we recommend both for production. Tell us at [email protected] if a key leaks and we will revoke and reissue without charging for the rotation.

One account may hold multiple keys across both networks. Sharing a key with a third party is permitted; reselling raw access as your own RPC product is not, unless we agree that in writing.

Paid plans bill monthly in advance for the included allowance, and in arrears for overage at the published per-million rate. Invoices settle in USDC on Arc, by card, or by bank transfer. Annual commitments take the published discount and are not refundable mid-term.

Unused units roll over for one cycle and then expire. We will not silently reprice: a change to list price applies to your account at the start of the next term, after notice.

Uptime targets, measurement and service credits are set out in the published SLA at /sla: 99.9% monthly uptime on Pro and 99.99% on Scale, with Enterprise targets set by order form. Credits are the exclusive remedy for missed availability and are requested within 30 days of the affected month.

The acceptable use policy is part of these terms. In short: no traffic that attacks the network or other customers, no attempt to evade rate limits with account farming, and nothing illegal in your jurisdiction or ours.

We are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, and aggregate liability is capped at the fees paid in the twelve months before the claim. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

ArcRPC is infrastructure. We do not custody funds, we never hold a signing key, and a response from our endpoint is not financial advice or a settlement guarantee. The settlement proof we return is the chain's certificate, not ours.

Either side may end a monthly plan at the end of a cycle. We may suspend a key immediately for a security incident or an acceptable use breach, and will tell you why. On termination you can export your stream configuration and any stored gap reports for 30 days.