A global RPC provider powering the multichain web3

Spectrum is redefining blockchain performance with its global bare-metal RPC infrastructure, powering over 1 billion daily calls across 175+ networks for web3 developers and enterprises.

As blockchain ecosystems continue to expand across networks, the need for resilient, scalable, and high-performance RPC services has become critical. Remote Procedure Call (RPC) infrastructure forms the gateway between decentralized applications (dApps) and the blockchains they operate on, handling everything from smart contract execution to wallet balance queries.

In this context, Spectrum has emerged as a reliable and highly performant RPC provider serving a wide array of web3 developers and enterprises.

Unlike many RPC providers that rely on public cloud infrastructure, Spectrum operates a network of self-hosted, load-balanced bare metal servers distributed across multiple continents. This design prioritizes decentralization and performance, two pillars essential for secure and reliable blockchain applications. Its infrastructure is engineered to avoid centralized cloud dependencies, ensuring more predictable latency, reduced downtime risk, and higher throughput.

This approach has enabled Spectrum to support over 175 blockchain networks, spanning EVM-compatible chains, L1s, L2s, privacy chains, and oracle networks. The scale of their infrastructure is reflected in the volume of requests they process: more than 1 billion RPC calls daily. This volume, combined with robust infrastructure, underscores Spectrum’s capability to serve both emerging web3 startups and established enterprise-grade applications.

A multi-chain RPC provider with developer-focused design

What differentiates Spectrum in the crowded field of RPC providers is its commitment to developer experience. Their infrastructure offers production-ready, multichain RPC endpoints, designed for consistency and reliability across chains. Whether developers are querying on Ethereum, indexing data on Cosmos, or interacting with zk-enabled blockchains, the Spectrum architecture provides a unified interface across networks.

In addition to standard RPC services, Spectrum is investing heavily in advanced data infrastructure, including data indexing, transformation pipelines, and real-time analytics capabilities. This positions it not just as an RPC gateway, but as an evolving data layer for decentralized finance, analytics, and AI-driven dApps.

Focus on reliability, not just reach

In an industry where uptime and reliability are paramount, Spectrum’s battle-tested infrastructure stands out. Its load-balanced architecture and bare metal hosting reduce single points of failure and provide predictable performance during high-demand events like NFT drops or protocol upgrades. These characteristics are critical for protocols and developers that cannot afford RPC latency spikes or outages.

By maintaining control over its physical servers, Spectrum also gains an additional layer of observability and security, attributes especially important for financial applications and enterprises requiring compliance assurances.

A platform for the future of blockchain applications

While RPC services remain at the core of Spectrum’s offering today, the company is clearly aiming beyond simple request-response models. Its roadmap includes enhanced features like:

• Indexed data access for complex cross-chain analytics
• Custom data APIs, mainly for DeFi applications
• Integration layers for AI agents and LLM-powered dApps

These initiatives indicate a longer-term vision of building a comprehensive web3 data platform, positioning Spectrum not only as a performant RPC provider but also as an infrastructure layer for the next generation of data-driven decentralized applications.

Infrastructure that scales with the ecosystem

RPC providers are often the silent backbone of web3, enabling the real-time responsiveness and reliability that users have come to expect from dApps. Spectrum’s approach, fusing global bare metal infrastructure with deep chain coverage and a focus on developer enablement, offers a compelling model for what modern RPC services can look like at scale.

As blockchain networks continue to diversify, and as applications demand increasingly complex interactions across ecosystems, infrastructure partners like Spectrum will be key in helping the decentralized web remain performant, accessible, and resilient. 

Spectrum is a project of the Blockchain Infrastructure Company Simply Staking.