ChainSafe's public-facing production infrastructure averaged 99.99% availability across 14 endpoints over the past 12 months.
Here's what's behind it: 7 providers, 4 regions, and the nodes, snapshots, testnets, and validators we run.
Our ERC-20/CIP-56 middleware now gives Canton users:
→ Transfers to any party on Canton, with the recipient checked before funds move
→ A status and full history for every transfer: cancel before it's accepted, reclaim it if it expires
→ Splice-compliant CIP-56 tokens
Some of the infrastructure we run, other networks lean on:
🎲 A drand mainnet node (as a League of Entropy member alongside Cloudflare, Ethereum Foundation and Protocol Labs)
🔗 A WalletConnect Network service node
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The Glamsterdam upgrade on the Hoodi testnet (scheduled for Oct 26) has been postponed.
If you run a node or validator on Hoodi, please update to Lodestar v1.50.1 to remove the activation schedule. Paired EL clients must also be updated. Mainnet is unaffected.
v1.50.1 ↓
Porting anything Ethereum into Canton? We can bridge it.
Our ERC-20/CIP-56 Middleware works by sitting an Ethereum JSON-RPC façade in front of Canton. MetaMask thinks it's talking to an Ethereum node.
You sign, and the middleware translates the EVM command into a native Canton