Every new Ankr Enterprise client can now get started with 100 million free API requests. These aren’t credits or a trial allowance that expires. It’s volume that’s credited to your account the moment you sign on, which comes out to thousands of dollars saved on production infrastructure right off the bat.

That head start only matters because of what it sits on top of. Ankr's RPC platform serves more than one trillion requests per month across 100+ chains, and the engineering decisions that keep that volume stable are the same ones that decide whether your service holds when it matters. Enterprise teams do not standardize on Ankr for a credit balance. They standardize on the infrastructure, and the 100 million requests are simply part of the deal that pays for itself on day one.

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More reasons to switch:

A private fiber network that breaks the cloud-outage correlation

The most overlooked risk in blockchain infrastructure is concentration. The majority of RPC providers run on the same handful of public cloud regions, which means that when a major hyperscaler has a bad day, a surprising share of the entire on-chain economy goes dark at the same moment. Recent multi-hour outages in a single cloud region have taken down wallets, exchanges, and protocols simultaneously, not because each one failed independently but because they were all renting space in the same building.

Ankr operates its own private fiber network with infrastructure we control end to end. That ownership decouples our reliability from the fortunes of any one cloud provider, so a regional hyperscaler failure does not become your incident. For an institution, this is the difference between an outage you can explain to a regulator or a customer and one that takes your service offline alongside every other provider sharing that same region. Resilience engineered into the network layer is far harder to replicate than resilience bolted on afterward, and it is the kind of difference that only becomes visible under failure rather than in a benchmark.

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Why Ankr’s scale and throughput power matters

Ankr's RPC platform processes a trillion requests every month over 100+ chains. This is the battle-tested live load running through the network on any given day, generated by DeFi protocols, wallets, exchanges, and the growing population of AI agents now transacting on-chain.

Volume at that level matters for a reason that rarely shows up in a sales deck. Infrastructure behaves differently at one trillion requests than it does at one billion, and the failure modes that surface under sustained production pressure are exactly the ones that degrade a service before anyone notices. A provider that has already absorbed that traffic has discovered and engineered around those failure modes. A provider that has not is asking its customers to be the ones who find them. When you run on Ankr Enterprise, you inherit a platform that has already been proven at a scale most companies will never reach.

Reliability that means something at trillion-request scale

Ankr maintains 99.99% uptime, and the figure carries weight because of the conditions it is measured under. Sustaining four nines while serving more than a trillion requests a month, across more than a hundred networks, with enterprise workloads that spike without warning, is a different problem than hitting the same number on a lightly loaded service. Reliability figures earn their meaning from what they survive, and ours are measured against the heaviest sustained load in the industry.

SOC 2 Type II as a baseline, not a bonus

Ankr's infrastructure is SOC 2 Type II certified. For institutional procurement teams, the type designation is critical for security. A Type I report confirms that the right security controls exist at a single moment in time. A Type II report verifies that those controls actually operated effectively over an extended period, which is the standard any serious risk or compliance review will require before signing off on a vendor. Meeting it means an enterprise team can clear internal security review without asking us to scramble for documentation that does not exist, and it signals that operational discipline is a permanent practice here rather than a checkbox completed for a sale.

Coverage across 100+ chains, so you stop integrating around gaps

Ankr supports more than 100 chains, which is broader coverage than nearly any other provider in the market. The practical value is the elimination of vendor sprawl. Teams building across multiple ecosystems too often end up stitching together two or three providers to cover the networks one of them missed, which multiplies integration work, billing relationships, security reviews, and points of failure. Comprehensive coverage from a single provider means your roadmap is not constrained by the chains your infrastructure partner happened to prioritize, and a future expansion into a new ecosystem becomes a configuration change rather than a procurement project.

The best enterprise plan, with a head start built in

Put the pieces together and the enterprise plan stands on its own: throughput proven at trillion-request scale, a private fiber network that holds when the public cloud does not, 99.99% uptime under genuine production load, SOC 2 Type II controls your security team can sign off on, and coverage across 100+ chains so you build on one provider instead of three.

Getting Your 100m Free Requests

The 100 million free requests are what make an obvious decision an easy one. Every team running serious on-chain workloads is going to spend on infrastructure regardless. On Ankr Enterprise, the first 100 million requests of that spend are on us, which means real savings against your roadmap from the day you come online rather than a discount you have to negotiate for later.

If your product depends on blockchain infrastructure that has to hold up, from DeFi protocols to wallets to the AI agents now entering the on-chain economy, talk to our enterprise team and put your 100 million requests to work.

Contact: sales@asphere.xyz to get started

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