Chainstack provides deployment in the following regions: Asia-Pacific, Europe, and the Middle East. We plan to offer more regions and sub-regions in the near future.

Chainstack provides deployment on Google Cloud Platform and Amazon Web Services. We plan to offer several more including Microsoft Azure, AliCloud, and Digital Ocean soon.

A dedicated node belongs exclusively to a member. A shared node is shared among different members; this makes a shared node a lot more affordable than a dedicated node.

In offering two options, Chainstack offers great flexibility to users enabling them to choose the right node type for their requirements.

We believe in transparent pricing and think that charging per hour for compute, storage, and traffic is the best way to let our users pay only for what they use.

Our business and enterprise plans address specific needs related to your blockchain adoption journey. We anticipate enterprises taking advantage of our multi-region deployment options to build cross-border consortiums. The enterprise plan is, therefore, higher in price to account for higher traffic costs required to synchronize nodes located in different deployment regions.

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Chainstack supports MultiChain, Quorum, and public Ethereum. Support for Hyperledger Fabric, Corda, and more protocols are on their way.

A member refers to an organization that operates an account on Chainstack and signs up for one of the plans. For example, alice@wheelsinc.com could create an account on Chainstack and sign up for one of the plans. alice@wheelsinc.com is, therefore, a member.

On Chainstack, a project is a collaboration space. It is a way to group one or more blockchain networks related to a clearly defined business case. There are two types of projects: Consortium and Public Chain. Chainstack allows you to create an unlimited number of projects irrespective of the plan you choose.

For now, a consortium project can contain MultiChain or Quorum networks deployed on a public cloud, while a public chain project can contain shared or dedicated Ethereum nodes.

A user signs up on behalf of a member. Currently, Chainstack allows only one user per member. In the future, Chainstack will allow multiple types of users per member.

A network refers to a consortium. Concurrent networks refer to the maximum number of networks/consortiums a member can create under a plan on Chainstack.

Concurrent nodes refer to the maximum number of nodes a member can create under a plan on Chainstack.