ERPC Launches Unlimited HTTP Dedicated Endpoints Enabling Solana RPC Execution in 2ms
ERPC Launches Unlimited HTTP Dedicated Endpoints Enabling Solana RPC Execution in 2ms
ELSOUL LABO B.V. (Headquarters: Amsterdam, Netherlands; CEO: Fumitake Kawasaki), together with Validators DAO, announces the launch of “ERPC Solana RPC Unlimited Endpoints,” enabling Solana RPC execution in 2ms.
Unlimited Endpoints provide a new option offering unlimited use of HTTP dedicated RPC endpoints that eliminate the TLS overhead (approximately 20ms) that is unavoidable with shared endpoints.
Unlimited Endpoints function as a standalone product. However, their true power becomes most apparent when combined with ERPC-provided VPS or bare metal environments, where a configuration enabling 2ms execution of basic Solana HTTP RPC is established.
The Reality Facing Sub-10ms RPC Execution
In Solana, an increasing number of projects and developers are seeking sub-10ms RPC execution for trading, bots, real-time analytics, and internal infrastructure processing. However, with shared RPC endpoints, the use of HTTPS is unavoidable, and the resulting TLS overhead consistently introduces approximately 20ms of latency, creating a hard limit on achievable performance.
Dedicated RPC nodes, which physically isolate resources and allow the use of HTTP to avoid TLS overhead, represent a strong option from a performance perspective. However, due to cost and operational overhead, dedicated RPC nodes have often been impractical as a realistic choice.
As a result, many projects have continued to rely on shared RPC environments despite requiring higher performance.
Unlimited Endpoints are introduced as an alternative solution to this structural deadlock.
About Unlimited Endpoints
Unlimited Endpoints remove the traditional assumption that reducing TLS overhead requires a dedicated RPC node, and deliver ultra-low-latency RPC execution via HTTP/WebSocket dedicated endpoints.
Unlimited Endpoints can be used independently as HTTP dedicated RPC endpoints. In addition, when combined with ERPC VPS or bare metal environments, the RPC endpoint and execution environment reside within the same network, establishing a configuration that enables Solana RPC execution in 2ms.
Unlimited Endpoints Pricing
Unlimited Endpoints are available under the following plans:
- Unlimited Endpoint: EUR 240 / month
- Unlimited Endpoint Pro: EUR 420 / month
Both plans provide unlimited use of dedicated RPC (HTTP/WebSocket) endpoints.
Available Regions
Unlimited Endpoints and ERPC execution environments are available in the following regions:
- Frankfurt (FRA)
- Amsterdam (AMS)
- London (LON)
- New York (NY)
- Chicago (CHI)
- Tokyo (TY)
- Singapore (SGP)
Unlimited Endpoints demonstrate their full value in configurations that prioritize regional proximity and execution speed.
Execution Environments Combined with ERPC VPS and Bare Metal
ERPC-provided VPS and bare metal environments are designed for real-world Solana operations. While Unlimited Endpoints can be used independently, combining them with these execution environments maximizes their effectiveness.
Premium VPS, in particular, exemplify the low-latency characteristics of Unlimited Endpoints through high single-thread performance, stable clock speeds, operation without overcommitment, and network placement close to Solana infrastructure.
Premium bare metal offerings provide physically dedicated configurations for workloads requiring maximum performance and are available in limited quantities.
Comparison with Cloud Environments
Based on these comparison results, ERPC execution environments demonstrate clearly superior characteristics across CPU performance, memory, storage I/O, and response latency compared to general cloud environments.
Contact
For inquiries regarding ERPC Solana RPC Unlimited Endpoints, deployment configurations, or integration with VPS and bare metal environments, please contact us via the Validators DAO official Discord.
- Validators DAO Official Discord: https://discord.gg/C7ZQSrCkYR
- ERPC Official Website: https://erpc.global/en
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