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# Nirvana RPC

## Overview

Nirvana Labs provides enterprise-grade blockchain infrastructure, including high-performance RPC nodes and dedicated node services.

On Pharos, Nirvana RPC can be used to power applications that require reliable network access, low latency, and scalable infrastructure.

## When to Use Nirvana RPC

Nirvana RPC is well-suited for:

* Production applications requiring stable and consistent RPC access
* Backend services and APIs handling high request volumes
* Use cases where performance and reliability are critical
* Teams that may need dedicated or scalable node infrastructure

## Access

Developers building on Pharos can access Nirvana RPC endpoints by requesting API keys through the Pharos team.

* **Access Type:** Dev API Key (unrestricted RPC access)
* **Request:** Contact the Pharos team to obtain credentials (Reach out on mail: <janesh@pharos.xyz> or tg: @janesh\_dani)

## Documentation

For more details on Nirvana Labs infrastructure and capabilities:

<https://nirvanalabs.io/product#rpc-nodes>


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