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Solami operates infrastructure across three regions. Choosing the region closest to your application reduces latency and improves performance for all services.

Active regions

RegionLocationApprox. latency
NYCNew York, USA~10ms
AMSAmsterdam, Netherlands~16ms
FRAFrankfurt, Germany~18ms
Latency figures are measured from co-located infrastructure within each region. Actual latency from your application depends on your network location.

Coming soon

RegionLocation
DALDallas, USA
LONLondon, UK
SGPSingapore
TYOTokyo, Japan
BKKBangkok, Thailand

Service availability by region

All active regions support the full set of Solami services.
ServiceAMSFRANYC
RPCYesYesYes
WebSocketYesYesYes
gRPCYesYesYes
ShredStreamYesYesYes
Dedicated NodesYesYesYes

Choosing a region

The right region depends on your use case. MEV and trading — choose the region where your validator or co-located infrastructure runs. Lower round-trip time directly reduces your reaction latency. General development — any active region works. Pick the one geographically closest to where your application runs. Co-location — Amsterdam (AMS) is recommended if you’re deploying on DigitalOcean or similar providers alongside Solami infrastructure.
If you’re running a Dedicated Node or using ShredStream, select the same region as your primary infrastructure to minimize latency.

Next steps

ShredStream

Configure ShredStream in your nearest region for sub-block latency.

Dedicated Nodes

Provision a bare metal server in your preferred region.

RPC

Connect to the RPC endpoint for your region.