# Create an RPC Endpoint

## Step 1: Create Endpoints

1. Click on the ‘Create New Endpoint’ tab to create a new endpoint. This will give you an HTTP and WebSocket API key to read and write on-chain.

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2. Name your new endpoint, select the network from the drop-down menu, set a usage limit (you can leave it blank for unlimited), and click save.  &#x20;

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3. At this stage, Liquify Gateway provides access to 9 blockchain networks, including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Klaytn, Solana, Polygon, Fuse, Base, Arbitrum, and DFK. More will be added soon.&#x20;

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6\. After a few moments, your API Key and HTTPS URL will be created. Select close, and you will be directed back to ‘My Endpoints.’&#x20;

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7\. From the ‘My Endpoints’ tab, you can access all your created endpoints on different networks and view and copy your API Key and HTTPS URL.&#x20;

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8. Familiarise yourself with the 'My Endpoints' dashboard and features.&#x20;

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* Use the filters on the left to zoom in on RPC endpoints on one specific network.&#x20;
* Search for endpoints using their given name.&#x20;
* Sort and filter data to make it work for you.&#x20;
* Create a new endpoint.&#x20;

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9. Access actions using the menu on the right. From here you can:&#x20;

* Access and copy your API keys for any created endpoint.
* Delete an endpoint (Note: You need admin-level access to delete an endpoint).
* View endpoint analytics and filter by 24 hours, 7, 14, and 28 days.
* Set or change the usage limit of your endpoint.&#x20;

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