LinkPool ​

Dedicated Infrastructure

LinkPool runs dedicated Ethereum RPC and archive endpoints on owned hardware with no shared tenancy, spread across three availability zones in Manchester, UK in Tier 4 data centres. LinkPool has operated on mainnet since 2017 — roughly nine years of continuous node operation.

This is institution-grade infrastructure in UK jurisdiction on physically auditable hardware. That matters for teams with MiCA operational-resilience requirements, and it's the kind of quality that makes the broader network more robust.

How RouteMesh Integrates LinkPool

When LinkPool joins RouteMesh, its nodes become available through the same unified API that routes traffic across all providers in the network. RouteMesh continuously evaluates LinkPool's nodes through Sentinel-based data quality checks and routes to them when they're a strong option for a given request.

RouteMesh also handles failover for LinkPool's nodes — if there's an issue, traffic is shifted to another provider in the mesh so the developer never experiences disruption. LinkPool doesn't need to manage fallback logic or monitor its own standing in the network.

What Developers Get

A single endpoint that surfaces LinkPool's nodes alongside other quality providers. No need to monitor individual node health, no fallback logic to build, no direct provider relationships to manage. RouteMesh evaluates all available providers and sends each request to the best option. When LinkPool's infrastructure is the right fit, developers get it — seamlessly.

Joining the RouteMesh provider network means LinkPool's infrastructure reaches developers who need it, without LinkPool having to build routing, monitoring, or distribution themselves.