Dedicated Web3 Server Infrastructure

A dedicated server, also known as a bare metal server, is a private machine that allocates all of its hardware resources to a single user. A dedicated bare metal cloud means you can rent dedicated server (a physical bare metal server) that is not shared with other users.

Unlike virtualized environments, you have complete control over the hardware, offering enhanced performance, security, and customization options. This setup is ideal for blockchain applications requiring high resource allocation or specific configurations.

The Travel Rule, effective January 1st, 2025, is a new EU regulation requiring both senders and recipients of higher-risk cryptocurrency transactions to exchange personal information, including names, addresses, and transaction details.

For individuals, this means providing basic identity information and proof of wallet ownership for self-hosted wallets, while businesses must share company details and representative information – all part of the broader MiCA framework designed to create a more secure and regulated crypto environment in the EU. Find more information here.

Clients have to ensure that they or their end users use dedicated hosting services for lawful purposes and in lawful manner. Please check our Acceptable Use Policy (Item No. 8 of our Terms of Service) for additional details.

We accept the following payment methods: Credit/Debit Cards, PayPal, Cryptocurrency, Bank Transfers, Apple Pay, Alipay, Google Pay.

Web3 is the next generation of the internet, evolving from Web2 to create a more user-centric online environment. Key concepts include:

Decentralization: Distributing authority and decision-making away from a central organization, enabling data to be stored across multiple nodes.

Smart Contracts: Self-executing terms of agreements/contracts that operate without intermediaries.

Asset Tokenization: Digital tokens on a blockchain representing ownership rights of real-world assets.

Web3 infrastructure is the foundation for a decentralized blockchain-based system. It includes technologies, tools and solutions required by developers to operate decentralized applications.

Protocol layer defines the fundamental underlying blockchain architecture. Layer 1 smart contract platforms include Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, Cosmos and others.

Category primitives layer operates on top of the protocol layer, and consists of interoperable building blocks that specialize at doing one specific task well. There are different specialized solutions for security, storage, analytics, communication, identity management, and other tasks.

Application layer combines different category primitives to create an application for end users that serves a specific use case. Axie Infinity, OpenSea and Matcha are some of the popular examples.

Access layer serves as a low-friction entry-point for users to access web3 ecosystem. Wallet, crypto exchange, activity aggregate and other providers serve this purpose.

Web3 infrastructure refers to the foundational technologies and frameworks that enable the development and operation of Web3 applications, such as decentralized applications (dApps), blockchain node hosting services, or crypto exchange and DeFi platforms. It includes various components like server solutions, different blockchain networks, smart contracts, and decentralized storage solutions that support a user-centric internet.

Web3 hosting provides the essential infrastructure that enables the deployment and operation of blockchain projects. Depending on the use cases and requirements, web3 hosting can be both centralized (offering flexibility) and decentralized. This ensures developers can deploy robust, scalable, and secure applications, driving innovation in the evolving Web3 landscape.