Global Edge Blockchain Infrastructure
Multi‑chain RPC API for Ethereum, Solana and Avalanche.
Call all three chains over HTTP or WebSocket with one API key, issued instantly at dashboard.erpc.global. On Solana, each request enters at the nearest of 300+ Cloudflare edge locations and reaches ERPC nodes in 8 cities, from Frankfurt to Sydney.
Core node locations
Running Solana nodes in 8 cities.
Requests can also target Solana's current leader region directly, using the Leader Slot API (getLeaderSlots) to follow where the leader sits.
Speed is determined by distance to Solana.
The region matters. But a city name alone is not a network path. Even in the same city, external transit and extra hops can add latency. ERPC selects data centers close to Solana servers, then keeps routes short with no external transit and sustained turbo boost.
ERPC premium route
no external transit
minimum RTT
City-name selection
external transit / 7 hops
70x slower
- 01Same data centerChoose the region first, then the data center closest to Solana.
- 02No external transitAvoid external AS paths to keep RTT and jitter tight.
- 03Full throttleERPC excludes power-saving profiles and keeps resources in sustained turbo boost.
Global edge network
The closest server, automatically.
300+ Cloudflare locations
A worldwide proxy network puts a Solana RPC endpoint close to wherever your requests originate.
Nearest selected per request
Every request is routed to the closest server automatically, so latency stays low without manual region picking.
No external transit
Short routes with no external AS hops keep round-trip time and jitter tight under load.
Closest-edge routing keeps Solana access fast and stable from any region.
The request path
The request path
The path a Solana request takes
- Cloudflare locations
- 300+
- Network hops
- Single edge
- External transit
- None
- Endpoint
- Standard Solana RPC
- Cold starts
- None
Latency is distance, and distance is the one cost no code can recover. Keeping the path short keeps the round trip short.
Stablecoin infrastructure
See how stablecoin applications use ERPC to read Solana state, submit transactions signed by their own systems, and monitor network status.
Dashboard access
Below, one button opens erpc.global and the other opens the dashboard.
Everything you need.A direct line to Solana.
RPC, Geyser gRPC, and Direct Shreds run on the network right next to Solana. You talk to the chain directly.
Built on real Solana operation