Blockchain Infrastructure

The wallet platform runs on blockchain infrastructure that Blockops also offers directly: reliable access to networks, nodes you can deploy and operate, observability for them, indexed data, and dedicated Layer 2 chains. Each service works on its own and with the rest.

Blockchain API

JSON-RPC endpoints over HTTP and WebSocket for 28 networks, with per-project API keys, rate limits and error codes.

Node operations

Mission Control: deploy and manage nodes on Google Cloud, AWS, Cherry Servers, bare metal or your own private servers.

Monitoring & alerting

Telescope: metrics, logs, uptime checks and alerts for deployed nodes.

Indexing

Pulsar: managed SubQuery and The Graph indexers with GraphQL endpoints.

Rollups

Dedicated OP Stack rollups that settle to Ethereum, self-serve on testnet.

Supported networks

The networks each service supports, with a connection guide for each.

How these relate to the wallet platform

Service	Role under MPC Wallet Infrastructure
Blockchain API	The RPC access the wallet platform uses to plan transactions, broadcast them, and observe deposits and confirmations.
Node operations	Where an institution’s own nodes (including signing nodes in hybrid and self-hosted deployments) are deployed and operated.
Monitoring & alerting	Health, logs and uptime for those nodes.
Indexing	Indexed on-chain data for applications built alongside the wallet platform.
Rollups	Dedicated execution environments for applications that need their own chain.

Start with Getting started for an account and a first request, or go straight to a service above.

Introduction

Core concepts

Security & trust

Wallets & signing

Networks

Solutions

Self-hosted signing