# Allnodes

> Non-custodial infrastructure platform for staking, node hosting, and monitoring across multiple protocols.

Allnodes is a non-custodial blockchain infrastructure company. It provides node hosting, staking, monitoring, RPC endpoints, and bare-metal servers for validators, developers, and institutions across a wide range of protocols.

Allnodes is a non-custodial blockchain infrastructure company that lets users deploy and manage nodes without giving up control of their private keys. It hosts masternodes, validator nodes, full nodes, and archive nodes, and lets users stake digital assets while rewards flow directly to their own wallets. The platform serves individual stakers, developers, and institutions that need reliable infrastructure without relying on a custodian.

The company addresses the tradeoff between running infrastructure independently and trusting a third-party custodian by keeping asset control with the user while handling the technical operation of servers, uptime, and updates. It operates infrastructure across a wide range of blockchain networks, including validator clients, RPC endpoints, and monitoring tools that track node performance and staking activity. Dedicated bare-metal servers are also available for high-throughput use cases such as Solana validators.

Its offering spans staking and node hosting, a free public RPC service called PublicNode, and dedicated server hosting for performance-sensitive workloads. These services are used by retail stakers running individual nodes as well as institutions and developers operating validator infrastructure at scale across multiple blockchain ecosystems.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Infrastructure
- Status: Active
- Founded: 2017-01-01
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/allnodes

## Products

- [Masternode Hosting](https://thegrid.id/profiles/allnodes): Masternode Hosting is a managed node hosting service that deploys and maintains masternodes, full nodes, validator nodes, and archive nodes on behalf of clients across a wide range of blockchain networks. The service provisions infrastructure, applies updates, and monitors uptime while clients retain control over how their nodes are used. It serves node operators who want reliable infrastructure without managing hardware themselves. (Node Hosting, Live)
- [Staking Service](https://thegrid.id/profiles/allnodes): Staking Service is a non-custodial staking platform that lets users earn rewards on proof-of-stake assets while retaining control of their private keys. It handles validator selection, delegation, and reward distribution across a wide range of supported blockchain protocols. The service is aimed at retail and institutional holders who want to stake assets without operating their own infrastructure. (Staking & Validation Services, Live, Main Product)
- [Node Monitoring](https://thegrid.id/profiles/allnodes): Node Monitoring is a staking data service that tracks masternode and staking rewards for any blockchain address across supported networks. It provides performance analytics and delivers alerts through web interfaces and messaging platform integrations. The tool is used by node operators and delegators who want visibility into reward performance without managing infrastructure themselves. (Staking Data, Live)
- [PublicNode](https://thegrid.id/profiles/allnodes): PublicNode is a free RPC provider that offers production-grade RPC endpoints across multiple blockchain networks, enabling developers and applications to query and submit transactions without operating dedicated infrastructure. It runs globally distributed nodes optimized for low latency and high availability, exposing standardized RPC, WebSocket, gRPC, and REST interfaces. The service avoids linking IP addresses to wallet addresses and serves cached responses to improve performance across its supported networks. (RPC Provider, Live)
- [Dedicated Servers](https://thegrid.id/profiles/allnodes): Dedicated Servers is a bare-metal server rental service built for Solana validators, high-throughput chains, and other blockchain node operators requiring dedicated compute separate from managed hosting. Users rent single-tenant hardware with configurable RAM options, provisioned within data center infrastructure. The service includes custom-optimized validator client builds and low-latency network paths, and targets validators, blockchain developers, and traders needing production-grade infrastructure. (Node Hosting, Early access)

## Links

- [Main](https://allnodes.com)
- [Documentation](https://docs.allnodes.com)
- [Blog](https://blog.allnodes.com)
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