Prototype on shared
Sign up, grab an API key, and hit mainnet or testnet from one endpoint. Validate flows before you size production load.
Use cases
Azxa is not one product — it is a path. Teams start on shared infrastructure, move to dedicated nodes when load and SLA matter, and add enterprise layouts when compliance and multi-region redundancy are required.
01 · Shared · from $49/mo
Ship fast without running your own nodes
Point your wallet, backend, or CI job at one regional endpoint and call 68+ chains with the same API key. Ideal when traffic is predictable and you want to validate product-market fit before committing to dedicated hardware.
Typical workloads
DApp backends and wallet apps on mainnet & testnets
Integration tests and CI pipelines against live chains
Hackathons, demos, and internal tools with moderate RPC volume
Multi-chain prototypes — swap chain ID, keep the same client code
Why teams pick Azxa
Single dashboard API key — no per-chain signup friction
10M requests/month with burst headroom for spikes
Same JSON-RPC surface you will use on dedicated nodes later
Upgrade path without rewriting integrations
02 · Dedicated · from $399/mo
Your chain client, your throughput
When indexers, analytics pipelines, or production DApps outgrow shared rate limits, a dedicated node gives you isolated CPU, archive state where supported, and WebSocket subscriptions that are not competing with other tenants.
Typical workloads
Historical indexing — logs, traces, internal txs on archive nodes
High-volume JSON-RPC for user-facing apps with steady QPS
WebSocket subscriptions — new heads, logs, pending txs without pool drops
Staging environments that mirror mainnet sync mode and region
Why teams pick Azxa
Node sized for the chain — not a one-size shared gateway
SLA 99.99% with operator response on infrastructure issues
Tokyo or Europe — pick the region closest to your stack
We operate sync, upgrades, and disk growth — you run application logic
03 · Enterprise · custom
Low latency, private paths, compliance-ready stacks
Trading desks, market makers, and custody platforms need predictable latency, mempool visibility, and infrastructure they can put in front of risk and compliance teams — not a public RPC endpoint shared with the internet.
Typical workloads
Market-making and arbitrage bots with private Tokyo edge
Block builders, searchers, and MEV-adjacent infrastructure
Exchange hot wallets and internal settlement pipelines
Multi-region redundant nodes with custom routing and allowlists
Why teams pick Azxa
Dedicated hardware per deployment — no noisy neighbours on RPC
Optional IP allowlists and private connectivity patterns
Multi-chain coverage across EVM, Solana, and 68+ networks
Named support channel and custom SLA for production cutover
Fit matrix
A quick map — not a contract. Dedicated and enterprise scopes are confirmed during onboarding.
| Workload | Shared | Dedicated | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wallet / DApp backend | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Archive indexing | — | Yes | Yes |
| WebSocket subscriptions | Limited | Yes | Yes |
| Trading / mempool | — | Tokyo option | Yes |
| Custom VPC / compliance | — | — | Yes |
Growth path
Sign up, grab an API key, and hit mainnet or testnet from one endpoint. Validate flows before you size production load.
Track request volume, subscription fan-out, and archive needs. When limits or latency matter, scope a dedicated node in your region.
Add chains, archive tiers, or redundant nodes. Enterprise layouts cover VPC placement, compliance, and 24/7 operator coverage.
Specialized
Dedicated nodes in APAC for trading desks, market makers, and bots that need private RPC close to regional venues.
Full and archive nodes on isolated hardware in Tokyo — private JSON-RPC and WebSocket, tuned peering, and operator support through network upgrades.
View Tokyo offeringPrivate VPC infrastructure, compliance-ready stacks, and deployment of networks not yet in the catalog.
We scope multi-region layouts, redundant pairs, IP allowlists, and chain clients outside the public catalog — with documentation your security team can review.
Contact salesNext step
Shared sign-up takes minutes. Dedicated and enterprise start with a short scoping call.