Shyft
Shyft provides Solana gRPC streaming and staked RPCs for traders and developers, with multi-region infrastructure and shred-level data detection.
What is Shyft?
Shyft is a Solana infrastructure provider offering gRPC streaming, staked RPCs, and developer tooling built for production-grade trading applications. Its core products include Shyft gRPC for reliable Yellowstone-compatible Solana streams, RabbitStream for shred-accelerated transaction detection (~10ms faster than standard gRPC), and Dedicated gRPC Nodes built for high availability. Shyft's staked RPCs are distributed across 7 global regions on 3 continents with automatic failover, routing calls to the nearest gateway for lowest latency. The platform also provides data APIs including SuperIndexers (GraphQL for Solana programs), parsed transaction history, and callback APIs. Developer tooling includes the Ladybug SDK and protocol-specific gRPC examples for Raydium, Pump.fun, Jupiter, Meteora, and more in TypeScript and Rust.
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