Open and Decentralized Protocol for Syncing Various Wallets to Dapps.
Only 3 little steps are needed for you to start enjoying all the advantages of Syncnode
In other to create a linking between syncnode and your wallet protocol, on the landing page, click on create connection and the select the wallet of concern to you.
After selecting wallet, the system will automatically verify the status of your wallet via our AML verification process and afterwards create a secure end to end connection. If it's your first time linking that particular wallet of concern you may be required to link manually using the wallet credentintials.
Our syncnode will automatically rectify any lingering defect noticed in the connected wallet and produce a feedback of clearification on the result page.
All Syncnodes operate under a robust and transparent security framework,
ensuring the highest level of protection for user data, assets, and network operations.
Our infrastructure is continuously monitored and reinforced with best-in-class security protocols,
including real-time threat detection, multi-layer encryption, and rigorous access control mechanisms.
Beyond technical safeguards, Syncnodes are governed by a guaranteed security policy that aligns
with industry standards and regulatory requirements. This policy is not only designed to prevent
vulnerabilities and malicious activity, but also to adapt proactively to the rapidly evolving
landscape of decentralized technologies.
We believe that decentralization must be secure, responsible,
and inclusive which is why every Syncnode is built to support both innovation and integrity.
SYNCNODE stands out as a leading solution in blockchain infrastructure for combining cutting-edge technology, and community-first values to support a wide range of decentralized applications and networks.
At the heart of SYNCNODE is a robust security framework. Each node is engineered with multiple layers of protection, and real-time threat monitoring.
SYNCNODE is optimized for full, uninterrupted synchronization with blockchain networks. It ensures all nodes stay updated with the latest blocks and state changes without delay.
SYNCNODE provides a scalable node infrastructure that grows with your needs. Whether you’re launching a new token, deploying a cross-chain bridge, or supporting NFT minting at scale.
SYNCNODE’s infrastructure spans multiple regions and availability zones, ensuring global uptime and resilience. Even in high-traffic or adverse network conditions, our nodes remain stable and responsive.
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Syncnode operates as a chain-agnostic protocol, adhering to the CAIP-25 standard.
While the WalletConnect protocol supports various chains,
you can refer to the list for the known compatible blockchains. However,
please note that our SDKs have certain limitations on the chains they support.
If you intend to extend support for non-EVM chains in your wallet or dapp,
it is recommended to review the cross-chain primitives supported by
the WalletConnect protocol through the Chain Agnostic Standards Alliance's Namespaces project.
Additionally, feel free to reach out to our community team for further guidance.
In the event that the desired chain lacks documentation in the Namespaces project,
you can collaborate with an expert in the respective chain's tooling and submit a namespaces PR.
The signClient will restore & reconnect its pairings automatically after the page is reloaded. All pairings are stored on the page's localStorage.
We understand the desire for developers to self-host their own relay.
We share this vision, and have embarked on a decentralization roadmap in order to achieve this.
By the end of this summer, we will launch a permissioned network and invite a select group
of partners to participate in this crucial first phase.
Our objective is to make self-hosting relay a reality
with the creation of the decentralized WalletConnect Network,
and we appreciate your patience as we progress in this enormous mission.
You are more than welcome to utilize a custom URI parameter during testing. However, it is currently not recommended for use in a production environment.