Hoodi RPC URL & Chain ID
6 public endpoints · 4 online at the last check
Hoodi is an Ethereum testnet launched in 2025 for validator and staking testing. Test ETH has no value.
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On this page
Below are the public Hoodi RPC endpoints listed on chainlist.org, re-checked every 5 minutes from our probe server and sorted by current latency. Failed endpoints are collapsed at the bottom.
Public RPCs are free and shared: expect rate limits, no SLA and weaker privacy. For production apps use a dedicated endpoint.
Hoodi network details
- Network name
- Chain ID
- Currency symbol
- Fastest RPC now
- Block explorer
- Latest block
- 3,699,496
- Type
- L1 testnet
Public Hoodi RPC endpoints
| Endpoint | Latency | Block | Uptime 24h | Privacy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 40 ms | 3,699,495 | 100% | No tracking | |
| 103 ms | 3,699,496 | 100% | Not stated | |
| 136 ms | 3,699,496 | 16.7% | Tracks | |
| 277 ms | 3,699,495 | 100% | Limited | |
| Not checked (WSS) | — | — | No tracking |
Failed at the last check (1)
| Endpoint | Latency | Block | Uptime 24h | Privacy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Failed · HTTP 429 | — | 16.7% | Limited |
Latency: one eth_blockNumber request from our server every 5 minutes. Block: height reported by the endpoint; a minus shows how many blocks it lags behind the fastest one. Privacy: what the operator declares, from chainlist.org.
Connect to Hoodi RPC: code examples
curl -X POST https://0xrpc.io/hoodi \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"eth_blockNumber","params":[],"id":1}'Hoodi RPC FAQ
What is the chain ID of Hoodi?
Hoodi's chain ID is 560048 (hex 0x88bb0). Wallets use it to tell Hoodi apart from other networks and to prevent replaying transactions across chains.
Is there a free Hoodi RPC?
Yes. We list 6 public Hoodi endpoints; 4 answered at the last check. They are free but shared and rate-limited, with no uptime guarantee.
What currency does Hoodi use for gas?
Hoodi Ether (ETH). Testnet tokens have no monetary value.
How do I add Hoodi to MetaMask?
Use “Add to wallet” at the top of this page, or add the network manually with the values in the table under “How to add Hoodi to MetaMask”.
HTTPS or WSS — which should I use?
HTTPS for regular requests such as reading balances or sending transactions; WSS keeps a connection open for subscriptions such as new blocks or logs.
Are public RPC endpoints safe?
A public endpoint cannot move your funds, but it can see your IP address and the requests you send. Check the Privacy column: it shows what each operator says it logs, from chainlist.org.
How often are endpoints checked?
Every 5 minutes. We send one eth_blockNumber request to each HTTPS endpoint and record the response time and block height. An endpoint is marked offline after 3 failed checks in a row.
Does any provider pay to be listed?
No. No provider pays to be listed or to change its place in the table; the order is by measured latency.
How to add Hoodi to MetaMask
- Open MetaMask, open the network menu and choose “Add a custom network”.
- Copy each value from the table into the form.
- Save, then switch to the new network.
- If balances do not load, try another RPC URL from the list above.
- Network name
- RPC URL
- Chain ID
- Currency symbol
- Block explorer URL
Related networks
Network data: ethereum-lists/chains via chainlist.org (synced Sep 26, 2026). Privacy labels: chainlist.org. Latency and uptime: our own checks every 5 minutes. No provider pays to be listed.
How this page works
Sources: chainlist.org, ethereum-lists/chains. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
Not affiliated with any project listed. Educational content, not financial advice.