> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://routeme.sh/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Network Support

Our core job at RouteMesh is to give you access to every node provider in the crypto ecosystem. With access to a large inventory it means we can:

* Support the most number of chains
* Have the aggregate reliability of all providers
* Be priced in the most economical way

## **Blockchain Support Level**

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* **Full**: This means we have more than one provider that can scale up based on demand (outside of a quota based plan).
* **Lite**: only one provider that we have access to.

All networks start at *Lite* to ensure base coverage; however, *Full* means we can reliably support your needs. If you have a chain that is only Lite support that you would like Full support for, simply reach out. We'll go to our providers to source more support for you. If you have a chain that isn't on Lite or Full support, then we can work with our providers to figure out what it takes to get support. You can reach out to us at [<u>support@routeme.sh</u>](mailto:support@routeme.sh). Adding a new chain takes less than a day and is simply dependent on which of our providers support it.