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Introducing Chainstack’s partnership with velia.net

Created May 25, 2026 Updated Aug 24, 2026
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We’re partnering with velia.net — a dedicated server provider based in Germany, delivering enterprise-grade bare metal infrastructure purpose-built for Web3 and blockchain workloads.

Chainstack Self-Hosted is available pre-installed on velia.net web3 servers. Blockchain nodes, ready to go the moment your server is live.

What you’re getting

Chainstack Self-Hosted on velia.net gives you:

  • Self-healing and auto-updates — nodes recover from failures automatically, with built-in high-availability options.
  • Any major protocol, instant setup — select the network and node type, snapshots speed up initial sync.
  • Monitoring and observability — built-in health tracking, configurable alerts, observability-ready metrics.
  • Right-sized configurations — protocol-specific recommendations that improve stability and cut waste.
  • Enterprise-grade security — SOC 2 and ISO certified infrastructure with DDoS protection and slashing protection for validators.

Built for DeFi infrastructure, Layer 2 solutions, and any production app that needs reliable RPC access without DIY node management.

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Use code ChainstackSH80 for 80% off your first month — Chainstack Self-Hosted starting from €13.80/mo.

About Velia.net

velia.net is a dedicated server provider delivering high-performance bare metal infrastructure with 99.9% uptime SLA and enterprise NVMe storage, built for teams that need low-latency, enterprise-grade infrastructure for demanding workloads.

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