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Many teams start with an in-house proxy to maintain control. Tatum RPC Router is designed to extend that setup rather than replace it.

It adds automatic failover, high-performance cache, real-time health monitoring, method-level routing, and built-in analytics, so your team doesn’t have to maintain complex routing logic internally and can instead focus on product development.

No. Tatum RPC Router is provider-agnostic and allows you to connect your own nodes, third-party providers, Tatum nodes, or any combination of them.

Routing decisions are based on real-time performance and availability rather than provider preference. While Tatum nodes are optimized for the system, they are not required.

Tatum RPC Router is designed to handle exactly this scenario. It operates independently of any single provider and continuously monitors endpoint health. If a node becomes unreliable, it is automatically removed from routing and traffic is redirected to healthy providers. This applies to all providers, including Tatum.

You can test Tatum RPC Router in minutes without changing your current setup.

It works as a parallel or backup layer, so there’s no need to replace your existing providers. A simple endpoint switch to single chain is enough to evaluate performance and reliability with minimal effort.

No. Tatum RPC Router is designed to eliminate single points of failure by operating across multiple regions and routing traffic between multiple providers.

If one endpoint becomes unavailable, traffic is automatically redirected to healthy nodes, ensuring continued responses as long as at least one provider is operational.

Yes. Tatum RPC Router is built to support enterprise requirements, allowing you to maintain control over your infrastructure while connecting your own nodes or preferred providers. It does not enforce vendor lock-in and can be used in a way that aligns with your security and compliance requirements.