Fuse Network Elevates Its Game with Liquify’s Cutting-Edge RPC Support

Fuse Network has partnered with Liquify to bolster its infrastructure with high-end Remote Procedure Call (RPC) support. This collaboration marks a pivotal evolution in Fuse’s commitment to providing robust and seamless blockchain solutions.

A Strategic Alliance for Enhanced Performance

Fuse Network, known for its innovative approach to blockchain solutions, has long been at the forefront of offering businesses and developers essential tools for integrating web3 payments into their applications. Launched in 2019, Fuse aims to simplify and enhance the functionality of web3 integrations, ensuring that businesses can easily adopt and utilize these technologies.

In the latest development, Fuse has taken a significant step forward by enlisting Liquify as its main RPC provider since early April. This move underscores a deepening relationship between the two entities, which have been collaboratively enhancing the Fuse ecosystem since its inception. Liquify’s role as the principal RPC provider has been marked by impeccable performance, maintaining a perfect operational record thus far.

Fuse operates on an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)-compatible Layer 1 blockchain, which facilitates easy migration and portability of applications developed for Ethereum or other EVM-compatible networks. The blockchain is designed for efficiency, featuring a sub-5-second average block generation time and minimal transaction costs, with fees as low as $0.001 payable in Fuse’s native FUSE token.

Looking ahead, Fuse has ambitious plans to transition into a Zero Knowledge (ZK) Layer-2 network using the Polygon Chain Development Kit (CDK). This transition is expected to leverage the advanced capabilities of the ZK-powered Layer-2 network, further integrating Fuse into the world’s largest blockchain ecosystems and enhancing its utility.

Liquify’s Integral Role in Fuse’s Journey

Liquify has been instrumental in supporting various aspects of the Fuse Network from the beginning. Its contributions range from archival infrastructure for the official explorer to crucial development work, including updates to the validator API and comprehensive documentation. Liquify’s commitment is further exemplified by its longstanding role as one of the top validator operators within the Fuse ecosystem.

The recent period has seen Liquify manage over 2.527 billion requests without any downtime since assuming full responsibility for Fuse’s RPC infrastructure in April. This flawless performance highlights the robustness and reliability of Liquify’s infrastructure, which is crucial for supporting Fuse’s growing operations and its mission to revolutionize web3 payments.