My thoughts on Triport.io after using it

Alex — Wed, 30 Sep 2026 12:49:55 +0000

The more I use Triport, the more I realize that one of my favorite things about it is simply the lack of a credit system.
With a lot of RPC providers, you're constantly thinking not only about the infrastructure itself, but also about how many credits or compute units every request, stream, or heavier method is consuming.
Here, that feeling is basically gone.
You know the limits of your plan and you just use the infrastructure.
This matters a lot to me because I'm currently building a sniper bot, so I need a continuous low-latency data feed. That's why First-Shred Stream is one of the most important features for my use case. Getting the earliest possible slot signal actually matters when speed is part of the strategy itself.
The pricing also feels very reasonable considering what is included: RPC, WebSockets, gRPC, real-time streams, transaction delivery, multiple networks, and more specialized infrastructure like shred data all under the same platform.
And the best part is that because there are no credits, I barely think about data consumption anymore.
If I need to keep streams open, query RPC continuously, monitor the network, and run a lot of experiments with the bot, I can focus on the actual system instead of watching some invisible usage balance go down.
For the kind of infrastructure I need for development and trading bots, I honestly prefer this model a lot more than the usual credit-based approach.

Triport RPC — Solana & EVM, 9 chains, gRPC & WS streams

9 chains on one API key: Solana, Ethereum, Robinhood, Base, BNB, Polygon, Tron, Stellar, TON. JSON-RPC, WebSocket, gRPC streams. Flat pricing, no credits.

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My thoughts on Triport.io after using it

Triport RPC — Solana & EVM, 9 chains, gRPC & WS streams