You build the network We’ll run the infrastructure
Atlas operates validators, nodes, and managed infrastructure for enterprises, protocol teams, and foundations on hardware we own in Amsterdam.
Start with the job you need done
Enterprises don’t have to hire their own Web3 engineers. Teams don’t have to run their infrastructure. Delegators don’t have to dig through social posts to find the right validator.
Enterprise infrastructure
Managed validator, RPC, archive, and node infrastructure built around your network requirements.
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Validator and node support from testnet through launch and ongoing network operations.
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Stake directly with Atlas validators while keeping control of your wallet and keys.
Explore staking ↗Validators are only one layer
Upgrades happen. RPC endpoints get busy. A release lands while most of the world is asleep. Someone still has to notice before a small problem becomes a long night.
Validator operations
Deployment, upgrades, signing, and network specific maintenance for supported networks.
Node infrastructure
RPC, archive, snapshot, and sentry infrastructure where the network requires it.
Monitoring and response
Automated checks watch validator health, chain releases, governance, and network conditions. Operators respond when something needs action.
Confidential deployments
Atlas can operate infrastructure under your public brand. Client identities stay private.
Here are the numbers
Our setup is designed to survive a follow-up question. Every number on this page is a deployment we operate, broken down by role.
Validators, testnets, confidential infrastructure, and supporting nodes each get their own line because they aren’t the same thing.
We own the hardware
Plenty of operators rent capacity and hope the layer underneath holds. Atlas runs its own machines in Amsterdam, so the people answering your questions are the same people who can walk to the rack.
Supported network ecosystems
Choose a network to see Atlas validator details, staking instructions, and useful ecosystem resources.
See what Atlas is watching
The people operating the infrastructure should explain what’s changing around it. These are the network questions on our desk.
Cosmos HubWhy Cosmos Hub still matters for interoperability
IBC connects independent chains. This looks at the role Cosmos Hub and ATOM still play across the interchain.
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CelestiaWhy institutions are watching Celestia
Modular data availability changed what a new chain has to build for itself. Here’s what that means for the teams deciding now.
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SEDAWhy treasuries care about oracle infrastructure
Risk managers evaluate data differently than product teams do. This is the version written for the people who say no.
Read the analysis ↗Tell us what you need We’ll point you to the right place
Choose the work you need and go directly to the right next step.