SolanaVault
What you get

Built for production Solana workloads.

Every line of the stack is real, public, and benchmarked. The features below come from the same MIT-licensed Rust workspace that powers your gateway — no managed dependencies, no central coordinator.

State-bloat compression, 15-25x

Versioned strategies (v1, v2, v3, hybrid, production_v3) and an XGBoost-tuned variant adapt to block payloads in real time. Real Solana mainnet blocks and account history compress 15-25x at sub-millisecond encode latency — the same tonnage of state at a fraction of the storage bill.

Drop-in Solana RPC API

The storage layer changes; the read surface does not. The light client exposes the same JSON-RPC as mainnet-beta — getConfirmedBlock, getTransaction, getSignaturesForAddress. Swap your endpoint, keep your client libraries, ship today.

DePIN P2P transport on NNG

A network of independent storage operators, not a data center. Binary messaging over NNG sockets gives microsecond inter-node latency; Kademlia DHT routes content addresses to the closest replica, with automatic failover and reputation-aware peer selection. No central authority owns the data.

Byzantine consensus on data integrity

Every block served carries a cryptographic proof verified by a Byzantine quorum. Liars get slashed and lose reputation. Honest storage nodes earn consensus rewards on every retrieval.

Pay-per-use gateway economics

Light clients deposit a balance and pay per query. Gateway operators earn the bulk of that revenue; storage and consensus participants are rewarded by the staking + reward-distribution layer based on uptime, success rate, and verified storage proofs.

RocksDB-backed smart caching

The memory subsystem combines RocksDB persistence with a tiered cache manager and a memory pool sized for production. Hot blocks stay in RAM; warm blocks live in compressed pages; cold blocks come from the network.

Observable by default

tracing + tracing-subscriber for structured logs, Prometheus metrics via metrics-exporter-prometheus, and a dashboard API that powers both the TUI and web consoles. Governor-based rate limiting at every endpoint.

See how the four roles fit together.

Applications, light clients, gateways, and storage nodes — one network, priced independently.