# OrbitFlare > Enterprise-grade Solana infrastructure. OrbitFlare helps users build on Solana by providing fast RPC nodes, real-time gRPC data streams, and secure validator staking. OrbitFlare helps developers and businesses run Solana applications by offering low-latency RPC endpoints, real-time gRPC streaming, and a high-performance validator. Users can deploy and scale apps, stream on-chain data for trading and analytics, and stake to earn rewards with MEV sharing. The platform focuses on performance, reliability, and monitoring to support demanding use cases. - Type: Company - Sector: Infrastructure - Status: Active - Founded: 2024-05-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/orbitflare ## Products - [RPC Nodes](https://thegrid.id/profiles/orbitflare): OrbitFlare RPC Nodes provide high-performance Solana blockchain access through optimized RPC endpoints, enabling developers to query account information, submit transactions, and interact with Solana programs with minimal latency and maximum reliability. (RPC Provider, Live, Main Product) - [Solana gRPC Streaming](https://thegrid.id/profiles/orbitflare): OrbitFlare Solana gRPC delivers advanced Solana data streaming capabilities through gRPC protocol, enabling real-time blockchain data access for applications requiring continuous transaction monitoring, account updates, and high-throughput data streaming. (Off-Chain Data APIs and Services, Live) - [OrbitFlare Validator](https://thegrid.id/profiles/orbitflare): OrbitFlare Validator is a Solana network validator, helping secure the blockchain by validating transactions and producing blocks while earning staking rewards for delegated SOL. (Validator, Live) ## Assets - [OrbitFlare Pass NFT](https://thegrid.id/profiles/orbitflare): OrbitFlare Pass NFT is a tradeable access pass on Solana that grants holders enterprise-level infrastructure capabilities on OrbitFlare. It is used to access high-performance RPC endpoints, gRPC streaming, and websocket support across global locations. The pass functions as a self-custodial infrastructure license, allowing holders to control their RPC access through IP whitelisting and real-time usage tracking without recurring subscription fees. 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