We shipped an x402-enabled Solana mainnet RPC. An agent sends a request, gets back an HTTP 402 with the price, pays in USDC, and receives the RPC result along with a receipt.
No upfront contract, no wasted prepaid quota — call the exact method you need and pay per request. That granularity is what makes pay-per-use RPC practical for AI agents.
Details: https://t.co/Q98vTo609e
ERPC launched an x402-enabled Solana mainnet RPC. AI agents and apps can now pay for each RPC request on demand.
No monthly contract or wasted prepaid quota — call the exact RPC method you need and pay only for that request.
Details: https://t.co/zC0Oq0rlyZ
ERPC's Tokyo and Singapore bare-metal servers are sold out — while you wait for restock, you can try the same Solana-proximate network on a high-speed VPS, from hourly billing.
No waiting to validate: spin up for one hour and measure from your own point of origin. In a same-spec test against a major cloud, ERPC's VPS hit ~16.6× disk IOPS and ~25.7× faster p99 tail latency — same silicon, different speed.
Details: https://t.co/3ptGt0UfUr
We've sold out our Tokyo and Singapore bare metal — and we didn't want anyone waiting idle for restock, so the same Solana-proximate network is available on a high-speed VPS, billed by the hour.
You can spin one up for a single hour and measure latency from your own origin before committing. Running our VPS next to a major cloud's same-spec VM under identical conditions, disk IOPS came out ~16.6× and p99 tail latency ~25.7× faster.
Details: https://t.co/57mSleSsvk
ERPC has brought Solana v4's XDP fast path and AF_XDP zero-copy to production on both its RPC nodes and Geyser gRPC nodes across all regions.
Geyser streams now see shorter delivery lag and RPC keeps fresher state in every region — and you can confirm it yourself with the open-source slv check geyserbench, not vendor claims.
Details: https://t.co/ZV14tAH79n
We brought Solana v4's XDP fast path and AF_XDP zero-copy into production on ERPC's RPC and Geyser gRPC nodes in every region, extending what we first proved on the New York source.
The gain lands where it counts — shorter Geyser delivery lag and fresher RPC state — and rather than ask you to trust a number, we kept it measurable: run the open-source slv check geyserbench from your own connection and see for yourself.
Details: https://t.co/KqXXVwSJad
ERPC is expanding their services to Asia with the introduction of Burst in Tokyo and Singapore, providing a faster connection for Solana users in the region
ERPC has added Burst — the fastest line of its shared Solana Geyser gRPC — in Tokyo and Singapore, ERPC's first Asia edges.
If you build on Solana from Asia, you can now run the fastest first-arrival line from a closer edge and measure the real gain from your own connection point, starting from a single hour.
Details: https://t.co/Z87aJlgMGP
We've wanted to bring Burst to Asia for a while — our fastest shared Solana Geyser gRPC line is now live in Tokyo and Singapore.
If you build on Solana from Asia, you can finally run the fastest first-arrival line from a closer edge and check the real gain from your own connection point, starting from a single hour.
Details: https://t.co/PquCmFWfJ7