ERPC Puts Shredstream UDP Forwarding On Sale At EUR398 A Month
ERPC is selling raw Shreds delivery over UDP because low-latency users want the data at their own socket as fast as possible, while gRPC remains for those who need ordering guarantees.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
ERPC and Validators DAO have begun selling Shredstream UDP Forwarding, which sends raw Solana Shreds over UDP to a customer-specified IP address and port. The list price is EUR980 per month, currently charged at EUR398, with yearly at EUR3,343 and hourly at EUR0.69. Regions are Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, New York, Tokyo and Singapore, and destination changes take effect on a 30-second cycle.
One subscription covers one forwarding destination, a public IPv4 address and port pair, and the destination can be changed at any time. Customers open a UDP socket, permit reception from ERPC's sender, and decode the raw Shreds themselves; there are no sessions to establish and no heartbeats to maintain.
ERPC operates the producers in each region and forwards from there, so it tunes the delivery path from the Solana network to the customer's socket. The gRPC version of Shredstream and Geyser gRPC are still offered for uses that need ordering and delivery guarantees. The product was listed as scheduled for September availability when the Shreds lineup was renewed on August 21, 2026.
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