Data Availability Shouldn't Be Another Infrastructure Headache As chains scale, data availability becomes make-or-break infrastructure, and most teams manage it the hard way: volatile blob costs, manual capacity planning, and a DA layer that lives outside the rest of their stack. Conduit DA removes that burden
G3 Sequencer
Over the past few months, several high-performance blockchains have emerged with the goal of creating new categories of applications, enabled by high throughput and low latency. However, applications with the most demanding requirements are best served by a dedicated chain tuned to their workload. In that effort, my team
Over Conduit’s lifetime, the team has built out the tech and expertise to support teams across their entire onchain journey. Conduit has operated and supported OP Stack chains independently for years, and our support model, incident response processes, and engineering team remain unchanged. We are currently running an OP
Currently, blockchain infrastructure is assembled from fragmented tooling and minimal vendor coordination. That model worked when chains were small and experimental. It does not work when an application has compliance obligations, settlement requirements, and uptime expectations that depend on it. The workloads that matter now, from stablecoin payments, high-performance
Learn how to set up Conduit RPC, connect to Ronin Mainnet, and make your first RPC request. This guide covers API key setup, endpoints, access controls, and usage metrics.
Case study
In just over 6 months, Plume had the most RWA holders of any chain.
Sequencer
Unveiling the sequencer for real-time, global onchain finance.
Monthly recap
More mainnets. More products. More builders.
Monthly recap
New partners, new domains onchain, Fusaka-ready infra, and more.
Case study
The Ronin team wanted to reduce internal overhead on their chain, so they migrated a live sovereign Layer 1 with real users, real assets, and an active validator set to an Ethereum L2. Conduit designed and executed the migration end-to-end, bringing the chain back up in under 6
Data Availability Shouldn't Be Another Infrastructure Headache As chains scale, data availability becomes make-or-break infrastructure, and most teams manage it the hard way: volatile blob costs, manual capacity planning, and a DA layer that lives outside the rest of their stack. Conduit DA removes that burden
G3 Sequencer
Over the past few months, several high-performance blockchains have emerged with the goal of creating new categories of applications, enabled by high throughput and low latency. However, applications with the most demanding requirements are best served by a dedicated chain tuned to their workload. In that effort, my team
Over Conduit’s lifetime, the team has built out the tech and expertise to support teams across their entire onchain journey. Conduit has operated and supported OP Stack chains independently for years, and our support model, incident response processes, and engineering team remain unchanged. We are currently running an OP
Currently, blockchain infrastructure is assembled from fragmented tooling and minimal vendor coordination. That model worked when chains were small and experimental. It does not work when an application has compliance obligations, settlement requirements, and uptime expectations that depend on it. The workloads that matter now, from stablecoin payments, high-performance
Learn how to set up Conduit RPC, connect to Ronin Mainnet, and make your first RPC request. This guide covers API key setup, endpoints, access controls, and usage metrics.
Case study
In just over 6 months, Plume had the most RWA holders of any chain.
Sequencer
Unveiling the sequencer for real-time, global onchain finance.
Monthly recap
More mainnets. More products. More builders.
Monthly recap
New partners, new domains onchain, Fusaka-ready infra, and more.
RPC nodes
Conduit is proud to announce a partnership with Tempo, incubated by Stripe and Paradigm.
Guides
Fusaka is a safety-first scaling release that tightens gas economics, streamlines networking for node operators, and sustainably increases rollup and L1 throughput.