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. Where a chain exposes data before the block is final, we read it there.
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, and a priority path ahead of the public queue where the chain has one.
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 hands each transaction to the slot leader as a single UDP packet. 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 takes each signed transaction as one UDP packet with your API key and delivers it straight to the current slot leader. In a live benchmark across 18 submission services it landed the most transactions and spent 0 SOL on tips.
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 total addresses watched; 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. TPU Sender sending rates are set per plan, Standard or High-volume. 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 takes one UDP packet per transaction - a few lines of code. Access starts in the portal: Solana Bundles are self-serve, and for the rest our team sets up the endpoint and issues your token.
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 a flat monthly plan per sending server, and dedicated nodes are quoted per deployment. Most products carry an up-to-24-hour free trial, no card; exact rates live on the pricing pages.
Ready to trade faster?
Pick your chain, walk the route, start executing. Every product starts in the portal.