Use cases

RPC for every stage of your stack

Azxa is dedicated and enterprise node hosting — private RPC, operator-run sync, and layouts that scale from one chain to multi-region redundancy.

01 · Dedicated · from $399/mo

Production & indexers

Your chain client, your throughput

Indexers, analytics pipelines, and production DApps get isolated CPU, archive state where supported, and WebSocket subscriptions that are not competing with other tenants.

Typical workloads

production

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 drops

Staging environments that mirror mainnet sync mode and region

Why teams pick Azxa

Node sized for the chain — not a one-size 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

02 · Enterprise · custom

Trading & enterprise

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.

Typical workloads

trading

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

03 · Project-based

Custom & migration

Networks not in the catalog, testnets, phased rollouts

When your stack needs a chain we have not published yet, a bespoke testnet, or a controlled migration from self-hosted nodes, we scope hardware, sync, and handover before go-live.

Typical workloads

custom

New mainnet or testnet clients outside the public catalog

Lift-and-shift from in-house validators to managed ops

Dual-run periods while your app cuts over endpoint by endpoint

Documentation packs for security and compliance review

Why teams pick Azxa

Same operators who run production dedicated fleets

Tokyo and Europe regions with optional multi-site redundancy

Clear monthly pricing after scoping — no surprise disk or CPU bills

Direct channel with engineering during sync and cutover

Fit matrix

Which tier for which job

A quick map — not a contract. Dedicated and enterprise scopes are confirmed during onboarding.

WorkloadDedicatedEnterprise
Wallet / DApp backendYesYes
Archive indexingYesYes
WebSocket subscriptionsYesYes
Trading / mempoolTokyo optionYes
Custom VPC / complianceYes

Growth path

How teams scale on Azxa

01

Scope the node

Share chain, region, sync mode, and expected RPC/WebSocket load. We confirm hardware and timeline before provisioning.

02

Deploy & validate

We sync the official client, hand over private endpoints, and run health checks with your team before production traffic.

03

Scale with SLA

Add chains, archive tiers, or redundant nodes. Enterprise layouts cover VPC placement, compliance, and 24/7 operator coverage.

Specialized

Beyond the default tiers

Tokyo trading nodes

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.

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Enterprise & custom chains

Private 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.

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Next step

Pick a tier and connect

Dedicated and enterprise onboarding starts with a short scoping call — chain, region, sync mode, and load.