PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT — DropsTab & GetBlock

By GetBlock | GetBlock News & Updates | 24 May 2022

GetBlock now has a partnership with a great project DropsTab

About GetBlock

GetBlock is a Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS) platform that provides instant API access to full nodes from multiple blockchains.

GetBlock gives users access to both shared and dedicated blockchain nodes. GetBlock's qualified team facilitates the integration of blockchain infrastructures into businesses. There is no need to run a node yourself, the platform allows you to focus on your crypto business while it does the node managing.

And We're excited to announce that DropsTab is now integrated with GetBlock by connecting to GetBlock's Nodes (BSC, AVAX, FTM, ARBITRUM, POLYGON) via its API!

About DropsTab

DropsTab is a cryptocurrency market tracker featuring live crypto stats, analytics, and crypto portfolio functionality. It is the central project of the Drops family. And recently a DropsTab app has come out on App Store, it fulfills many of your day-to-day crypto needs: whether you want to check crypto prices, build and manage a portfolio, follow and analyze the latest developments or simply get familiar with certain aspects - the DropsTab App is a one-stop solution for that.

Now we can be helpful together. To infinity and beyond!

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GetBlock is a premium RPC node provider and Web3 infrastructure platform. Launched in Q4 2019, GetBlock is one of the largest blockchain infrastructure vendors, offering RPC nodes for 75+ blockchain networks including Solana, Ethereum, Bitcoin, Polygon, BNB Smart Chain, and Layer 2 networks such as Base, Optimism, and Arbitrum. With GetBlock, teams of crypto applications don’t need to run their own blockchain nodes: instead, they can get connected to blockchains via ready-made API endpoints.