Free Solana shreds. For anyone.

The Jito ShredStream alternative, open to anyone.

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  • Open to anyone No DedicatedNodes server needed
  • 3 destinations IP addresses per user
  • Amsterdam Stream source

LocalShred™ Lite

LocalShred™ Lite is free and open to anyone, with or without a DedicatedNodes server. It is served from Amsterdam. Every bare metal server in Amsterdam and Rotterdam comes with LocalShred™. The faster stream is on bare metal.

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Where LocalShred™ Lite sits
Topic LocalShred™ Lite LocalShred™ Raiden Surge
Price Free Included with DedicatedNodes bare metal Paid subscription, per region
Who can use it Anyone DedicatedNodes bare metal customers Anyone, on their plans
Latency The same speed Jito ShredStream delivered Approximately 3ms ahead of what Jito ShredStream delivered, in Amsterdam Approximately 2.5ms ahead of LocalShred™
Location Amsterdam Amsterdam and Rotterdam Per region
How you receive shreds Open source proxy client forked from jito-labs/shredstream-proxy No proxy client. Enabled from the portal on the server See raiden.wtf/shreds
IP addresses 3 single IPv4 addresses per user. No CIDR The destination on your DedicatedNodes server See raiden.wtf/shreds
Migration from Jito ShredStream

One line changes

A different binary and a different endpoint flag. The rest stays the same.

jito-shredstream-proxy shredstream --block-engine-url https://mainnet.block-engine.jito.wtf
localshred-lite-proxy shredstream --localshred-url http://localshred-lite.nlams.dedicatednodes.io:9999
dedicatednodes/shredstream-proxy
Client for receiving shreds from LocalShred™ LiteApache-2.0
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Where to run it

Two ways to sit closer to the stream.

LocalShred™ Lite is sent to any public address on the internet. The closer your node sits to the stream, the lower the latency. Nothing sits closer than our own hardware.

Performance VDS

Colocated with LocalShred™ Lite Proxy client required Delivered instantly

The stream and your VDS on the same network, achieving the lowest possible latency.

  • 0.08 ms to Jito’s block engine in Amsterdam
  • 1 to 32 dedicated vCPUs
  • 4GB to 128GB memory
  • 50GB to 1.6TB NVMe storage
  • 50 TB public bandwidth on every plan
  • Free internal traffic to the stream

From €21 / month

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Bare metal

LocalShred™ included No proxy client

LocalShred™ is included, a 3ms latency advantage over LocalShred™ Lite.

  • 3ms ahead of LocalShred™ Lite, measured in Amsterdam
  • 0.08 ms to Jito’s block engine

AMD Ryzen 9 9950X

Amsterdam
  • 16 cores
  • 32GB+ memory
  • Configurable up to 3x NVMe gen5, 1x 1TB included
  • 25Gbps network
  • 50TB public bandwidth

From €194.95 / month

Ready in 1 business day

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AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 7965WX

Amsterdam
  • 24 cores
  • 384GB+ memory
  • Configurable up to 12x NVMe gen5
  • 25Gbps network
  • 335TB public bandwidth

From €515 / month

Ready in 1 business day

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Why we run it
We believe anyone should be able to start on Solana without paying for the data first.

The faster stream is on bare metal

LocalShred™ on DedicatedNodes bare metal is included with the server in Amsterdam and Rotterdam and needs no proxy client. In Amsterdam it runs approximately 3ms ahead of what Jito ShredStream delivered.

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Jito ShredStream alternative FAQ

LocalShred™ Lite is a free Solana shred stream from DedicatedNodes. The free Jito ShredStream closed on 5 September 2026; Jito ShredStream itself still runs, but access to it now sits behind DoubleZero. LocalShred™ Lite is open to anyone and needs no DedicatedNodes server. It is received by localshred-lite-proxy, an open source client forked from jito-labs/shredstream-proxy.

No. LocalShred™ Lite is free and open to anyone, on any host. LocalShred™ is a different stream: it is included with a DedicatedNodes bare metal server in Amsterdam and Rotterdam.

No. LocalShred™ Lite is tuned to the speed Jito ShredStream delivered, so what your node receives does not change. The 3ms advantage measured in Amsterdam belongs to LocalShred™ on DedicatedNodes bare metal, and it is not part of LocalShred™ Lite.

One command line changes. Replace the Jito binary and its block engine flag with localshred-lite-proxy and --localshred-url. The rest of your command stays exactly as it is. The Jito client itself cannot be pointed at LocalShred™ Lite: it takes a block engine URL and has no flag for a stream address or an authentication key, which is why this is a separate binary. Put your key in the API_KEY environment variable rather than on the command line, because an argument is visible to every other user on the machine.

Three. Each user is allowed exactly 3 IP addresses. Your addresses are registered from the machines that connect. Destinations are IPv4 only. Each entry must be a single address. CIDR ranges are not allowed.

The first 100 signups go out in the first batch. Further batches follow as capacity allows. DedicatedNodes emails you when your account is activated.

The stream is served from Amsterdam.

LocalShred™ is included with every DedicatedNodes bare metal server in Amsterdam and Rotterdam. It needs no proxy client on your side, and in Amsterdam it runs approximately 3ms ahead of what Jito ShredStream delivered. LocalShred™ Lite does not include that advantage.

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