Node provider

A node provider is a service that operates blockchain nodes on your behalf and exposes them through managed RPC endpoints, removing the need to run and maintain your own infrastructure.

Running archive nodes is costly: terabytes of disk, constant sync, and per-chain operational load. A node provider absorbs that and hands you an endpoint. Providers differ in whether they own their nodes or resell an upstream, and in whether archive history and trace methods are truly served. We operate our own BTC, ETH and TRON nodes and combine raw archive RPC with decoded data, analytics and AML behind one key, all metered from a single prepaid credit balance.

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