Yellowstone

Solana Yellowstone gRPC Streaming on FluxRPC

FluxRPC provides managed Yellowstone gRPC streaming for Solana mainnet. Receive filtered account updates, transactions, blocks and slots for trading applications, wallet monitoring and indexers without operating your own streaming infrastructure.

Mainnet Yellowstone, Solana RPC and WebSockets are included on the regular $38/month Developer plan, with 250 GB of shared bandwidth. Use your included allowance first, then purchase additional bandwidth at $6 per 100 GB or upgrade. There is no separate Yellowstone subscription to add.

What is Yellowstone?

Yellowstone is a Geyser plugin that streams real-time blockchain data from Solana validators. Unlike traditional REST APIs that require polling, Yellowstone establishes persistent bidirectional connections that push data to your application as it happens on-chain.

This streaming approach is ideal for building DEX aggregators, wallet monitoring systems, NFT marketplaces, analytics platforms, and any application requiring immediate access to blockchain state changes.

Key Features

Real-Time Streaming

Receive blockchain data as it happens with sub-second latency via push-based delivery.

Efficient Filtering

Subscribe only to specific accounts, programs, or transaction types. Reduce bandwidth overhead.

High Throughput

Protocol Buffer encoding delivers up to 10x faster than JSON-based alternatives.

Persistent Connections

Long-lived streaming connections with automatic reconnection and backpressure handling.

Common Use Cases

DEX Aggregators:Monitor AMM pools for price updates and execute arbitrage strategies
Wallet Tracking:Stream transactions for specific accounts in real-time
NFT Marketplaces:Track mint events, listings, and sales as they occur
Analytics Platforms:Index full blockchain data for insights and visualization
Bots & Automation:React instantly to on-chain events with minimal latency

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