The route from signal
to landed trade.
Four stages decide every trade: see it, understand it, land it, scale it. We run the infrastructure for each stage — on every chain we cover.
See it before the crowd.
Order books, accounts, and blocks pushed in real time — no polling lag. On Solana the serious edge is raw shreds before block confirmation.
Know what you're looking at.
Counterparty history, market structure, backtest data — indexed tables you query like a database instead of replaying the chain block by block.
Land it first.
Reads are half the trade — the order has to arrive. Fast writes on every chain; on Solana a stake-weighted priority path with a Jito fallback.
Outgrow the caps, not the provider.
Shared plans publish their limits so bursts are plannable. When the strategy gets serious, a bare-metal dedicated node takes over — your region, your tuning, no rate limits. Any chain, built per order.
Which chains does Supanode support for trading?
Solana carries the full stack: JSON-RPC, Yellowstone gRPC, ShredStream, the TPU Sender, and a DEX indexer. Hyperliquid adds live WebSocket orderbook streaming and a nanosecond-precise fills indexer, Monad runs its native gRPC feed, BNB Chain runs as dedicated nodes, and a Polymarket indexer covers prediction-market history. Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and other ecosystems are available as dedicated nodes on request.
What latency can I expect for trading on Solana?
ShredStream delivers raw shreds at 0.4 ms p99 and Yellowstone gRPC streams live state at 3.8 ms p99, both from the Frankfurt edge; on the write side, the TPU Sender runs a 1.2 ms submit-to-leader p50. Nodes sit adjacent to major validator clusters in top-tier datacenters, so in-region round trips stay in single-digit milliseconds.
What is the lowest-latency data path Supanode offers for trading?
ShredStream — raw Solana shreds delivered over UDP multicast at 0.4 ms p99 from the Frankfurt receiver. Reading shreds at the source avoids the latency of RPC indexing or gRPC re-emission. It is rented per IP, with a 7-day minimum and 90-day maximum subscription.
How does Supanode get transactions to the slot leader?
The TPU Sender fans every transaction out over two parallel paths: stake-weighted QoS direct to the current slot leader, and the Jito Bundle Engine. Whichever lands first wins. It tracks the leader schedule in real time and lands 98.7% of transactions at a 1.2 ms submit-to-leader p50, with a 1,000,000-lamport (0.001 SOL) minimum tip.
Is streaming throughput metered?
No. Yellowstone gRPC throughput is unlimited and unmetered — there is no per-MB or per-credit billing. The bundle tier sets concurrent connections and per-stream filter width; data volume on top of that is not billed, so a volatility spike does not create a surprise invoice.
Are there rate limits for high-frequency trading?
Shared Bundle plans publish their caps openly — RPS scales 15 to 500 and TPS 5 to 100 by tier — so the hardware is never oversold. The TPU Sender is open at 5 TPS per client. For unlimited RPS and TPS, dedicated nodes have no rate limits: the hardware is reserved entirely for your traffic.
How do I migrate from my current RPC provider?
Supanode runs standard interfaces, so the change is the endpoint URL: JSON-RPC stays JSON-RPC, the gRPC feed is Triton/Yellowstone-compatible with the same protobuf and subscribe API, and the TPU Sender keeps your sendTransaction calls as they are. Provisioning is hands-on over Telegram — share your IP and workload, and an engineer sets up the endpoint and IP allowlist.
How is trading infrastructure priced?
Streaming and RPC products are flat monthly subscriptions, crypto-only, with no per-request metering — a busy month costs the same as a quiet one. The TPU Sender is pay-per-use via the tip on each transaction (minimum 0.001 SOL) with no monthly fee, and dedicated nodes are quoted per deployment. Most products carry an up-to-48-hour free trial, no card; exact rates live on the pricing pages.
Ready to trade faster?
Pick your chain, walk the route, start executing. Provisioning over Telegram with an engineer.