Geyser gRPC Stream

Create an account in the ERPC Web Dashboard at dashboard.erpc.global, then register the IP that will connect to your stream. Every ERPC plan includes a free trial, so you can connect and test Geyser gRPC in your own real-world environment before you subscribe. To try a shared endpoint without a token, use the SLV tool, a quick way to hit a shared stream, and TypeScript and Rust samples are available so you can begin development immediately.

Yes. Based on consistent customer feedback, ERPC ranks stream speed as Direct Shreds first, then Geyser gRPC, then WebSocket, so Geyser gRPC is faster than WebSocket. If you are moving off WebSocket to react to chain state sooner than the competition, Geyser gRPC is the upgrade: full Yellowstone/Geyser gRPC over the standard gRPC interface for account, transaction, slot, and block subscriptions from a gRPC client. Direct Shreds is a separate UDP-based product for raw pre-block shred data over a different interface. Geyser gRPC and Direct Shreds therefore serve different workloads.

Choose a dedicated endpoint when you need consistently fast, stable latency. Shared endpoints split finite server resources among many customers and slow down when traffic from those customers rises at the same time, which is precisely when you most need to land first. With a dedicated endpoint you are the sole user of the resource, so other customers do not affect your performance. A dedicated endpoint also unlocks HTTP without TLS. This skips the roughly 20ms TLS handshake, so communication is faster than HTTPS.

Combine a dedicated Geyser gRPC node with an ERPC Bare Metal server on the same network. Because both share the same network, they communicate privately at zero distance, typically reaching around 0.1ms ping. To consistently land your transactions first, track upcoming validators with the ERPC Leader Slot API (getLeaderSlots). It returns leader schedules, stake weight, validator geolocation, and reference ping values. To build this lowest-latency setup, reach the ERPC team through the dashboard at dashboard.erpc.global.

ERPC automatically selects the lowest-latency region based on real routing measurements, so the choice is handled for you. There is no single permanent best region because Solana's leader validator changes every slot. ERPC operates Geyser gRPC nodes in Frankfurt, Amsterdam, London, New York, Chicago, Tokyo, Singapore, and Sydney. Validator-dense regions like Frankfurt and the eastern United States see leader slots more often.

Yes. From the ERPC Web Dashboard you can use SOL, USDC, or EURC to buy ERPC Credits, then spend those credits to activate or continue any ERPC plan. While your subscription stays active, you keep the sale price from when you signed up. ERPC plans to raise list prices as hardware and network demand grow, so locking in the current price now is the most cost-efficient option.