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Deploy on battle-tested, production-ready stacks from Optimism and Arbitrum
We work closely with Optimism on the Superchain and Arbitrum on the Orbit Expansion.
High availability sequencer
Autoscaling RPC nodes
Aurelis Hypernode, with full archive nodes, delivers performance that automatically scales with your transaction volume.
Block explorer
Every Aurelis rollup comes with a performant block explorer by default – powered by Blockscout.
Bridge
Deploy a bridge in a few clicks through our native integration with Superbridge.
Transaction tracer
Trace and debug transactions directly from the Aurelis app via Samczsun’s transaction tracer.
Security
Deploy on secure infrastructure powering the leading projects in crypto
Encryption
From your traffic and hot wallet keys to communication – everything is encrypted.
Hardware security modules
Hot wallet keys are embedded in Hardware Security Modules with zero access, even to us.
DDoS protection
Keep your rollups secure against malicious actors attempting to flood your public RPC endpoints.
Enterprise
Built for the highest performance bundled in a fully-managed, white-glove service.
- Your own Mainnet L2 or L3 with everything included
- Dedicated customer service and custom SLAs
- 24/7 security monitoring and alerts
- Feature priority
- Advanced customization
Frequently asked questions
Why should I deploy my own rollup?
The primary reason to launch your own rollup is to have a dedicated blockchain for your application or ecosystem only. On shared layers today, like Optimism Mainnet or Arbitrum One, you can run into gas spikes when there are NFT mints or a new meme coin drops. Having your own rollup gives you a dedicated gas market so your application can continue to be cheap even if other chains are having gas spikes. Beyond gas insulation, having your own rollup frees you to build heavier applications that would otherwise be too expensive on a shared layer. Many applications are trimmed down and gas-optimized for deployment to mainnet. But on your own rollup you have all the gas to yourself. This means you can build apps that weren’t possible before. Finally, you can earn sequencer fees. Rollups charge a premium over what it takes to settle their transactions to the layer below them, that premium is the sequencer profit. Deploying with Aurelis means you can get access to this recurring revenue stream that scales with your transaction volume. This opens up new business models and features that weren’t possible before, like free mints on the Zora Network.
Why not build a rollup in-house?
Building a rollup is incredibly complex and it has taken projects like Optimism and Arbitrum years to get to where they are today. To match their security, performance, and interoperability with Ethereum would be a tough task. Aurelis allows you to take these best-in-class rollup frameworks and deploy them in our cloud in one click. We handle the hard, boring things like security, reliability, scalability, and performance and let you focus on building a great application. We’ve spent thousands of hours hardening and improving the Aurelis platform and these rollup framework deployments so you don’t have to.
Will I need to rewrite my smart contracts?
For our Optimism and Arbitrum deployments, you will not need to rewrite you contracts. They are both Ethereum equivalent rollup frameworks, which means that your app runs the same way it would on Ethereum. Arbitrum, with their release of Stylus, means that you can write contracts in Rust or C++ in a more performant WASM-based VM that interoperates seamlessly with the EVM. Because it runs side-by-side with the EVM you can progressively upgrade your smart contracts to the new VM if you so choose. In the future, other rollup frameworks, like Starkware, may necessitate writing smart contracts in Cairo.