Problem Acceso Solves
1) Upstream fragmentation (RPC + protocol APIs)
You need multiple RPC providers for uptime.
You need custom failover and vendor-specific quirks handling.
You need different APIs for each venue (DEXs, aggregators, launches).
2) Raw data is not app-ready
Transactions need instruction parsing and decoding.
Transfers and balances need normalization across token standards.
Analytics views (OHLCV, aggregates, “top tokens”) require derived datasets.
3) Real-time delivery is hard to operate
Long-lived subscriptions need reconnect logic and backpressure handling.
Webhooks need retries, signing, and delivery guarantees.
Polling increases cost and turns quotas into bottlenecks.
4) Ops overhead becomes a product tax
Authentication, quotas, metering, and abuse controls become separate systems.
Observability is bolted on late. Debugging becomes slow and manual.
“Small” reliability work turns into an always-on maintenance burden.
The usual problems
You end up stitching together RPCs, indexers, protocol APIs, real-time listeners, and ops tooling. That stack is expensive to build and easy to break.
Solana production apps quickly turn into infrastructure projects.
Acceso centralizes the plumbing behind one stable integration surface.
How Acceso fixes it
One entry point for auth, quotas, validation, routing, and consistent errors.
Normalization by default so clients do less parsing and branching.
Service-per-domain isolation so upstream failures do not cascade globally.
Built-in delivery via REST, SDKs, WebSockets, and webhooks.
Operational guardrails (timeouts, caching, rate enforcement, telemetry).
Where to dive deeper
Ship features faster. Spend less time on data plumbing.
Reduce vendor sprawl. Remove duplicated parsing and caching layers.
Make automation safer. Structured errors and predictable quotas matter for bots.
Scale without rewrites. Add protocols and data sources without changing clients.
What this unlocks for teams
Platform shape: High-Level System Overview
Request behavior: Request Flow & Data Lifecycle
Reliability model: Reliability, Fault Tolerance & Resilience
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