Financial institutions are running on blockchains today. At that scale, RPC downtime and bad data aren't engineering problems. They're business problems. Every serious team is quietly building the same fix in the back end: a few providers, a hand-rolled load balancer, retry logic, an on-call rotation. It works until you scale: maintenance piles up, bad data starts flowing in, and security gaps get harder to ignore. At one major institution, RPC and node issues account for 59% of all unplanned incidents. Today we're launching Smart Router: one endpoint in front of the providers you already use. Method-aware routing, automatic failover, cross-provider consensus, reorg-aware caching, every chain, built-in observability. No migration. Already in production at @krakenfx, @FireblocksHQ, @GK8_Security (by @galaxyhq), and @HypernativeLabs. Open-source core, a commercial self-host license, and a fully managed service. The Cloudflare of blockchains. Routing is where it begins.

Two providers return different answers for the same block. Which one goes into your records? Nothing in a standard stack keeps that comparison. The honest answer is usually "whichever one we asked." Smart Router keeps it. We'll be in Singapore for @token2049 Oct 7–8.

We wanted one place to check if the blockchain industry's RPC layer was healthy, so we built it. All 15 major providers, one live incident feed. We counted 57 incidents in the last 7 days. 6 are still open. magmadevs.com/providers-stat…

Don't trust, verify. You pick which RPC providers Smart Router routes across. The code that ranks them is public, so the ranking is checkable rather than promised. github.com/Magma-Devs/smart-…

Something broke. Your RPC provider went down. DORA expects you to name the provider within hours. MiCA wants you to have five years of records on hand. Get the info you need with Smart Router. magmadevs.com/blog/mica-dora…