eth_sendRawTransactionSync
Endpoints
eth_sendRawTransactionSync | Base
Reference docs for the eth_sendRawTransactionSync JSON-RPC method on the Base blockchain, available via Chainstack JSON-RPC nodes.
POST
eth_sendRawTransactionSync
Base API method
eth_sendRawTransactionSync allows for the submission of a pre-signed transaction to the Base network and waits synchronously for the transaction receipt or a configurable timeout. This method reduces transaction submission latency by combining transaction submission and receipt retrieval into a single RPC call, based on EIP-7966.
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Parameters
signedTransactionData— the signed transaction data in hexadecimal format. This data includes the transaction details such as nonce, gas price, gas limit, to address, value, data, and the signature.timeout(optional) — maximum wait time in milliseconds, passed as a number (not a string). If not provided, uses the node’s default timeout (typically 2 seconds). Must be a positive integer up to the node-configured maximum of6000ms. Values above the maximum are rejected withtime out too long, timeout: <value> ms, max: 6000 ms.
Response
result— the complete transaction receipt object containing transaction hash, block information, gas usage, contract address (if applicable), logs, and status.
Use case
Theeth_sendRawTransactionSync method is particularly useful for:
- High-frequency applications requiring immediate transaction confirmation feedback.
- Layer 2 solutions with fast block times where rapid transaction throughput is critical.
- DApps and wallets seeking to improve user experience with faster transaction confirmations.
- Trading applications where transaction latency directly impacts performance.
- Applications requiring stronger delivery guarantees than standard asynchronous transaction submission.
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application/json
Last modified on May 18, 2026