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Solana is the most demanding chain on this list. We have one server that meets the published validator minimum, and we will not pretend our hardware covers a full RPC node. It is $210 a month, 10 Gbps, and you can pay in SOL or any other supported coin.
Price is for Romania on a one-month term; a 12-month term takes 50% off.
or $105/mo on a 12-month term (−50%)
Meets the published validator minimum of 256 GB RAM and 24 threads. A full RPC node needs 512 GB RAM, which we do not offer yet.
Configure and order| Requirement (Anza docs) | Validator | RPC node | Dedicated X-Large |
|---|---|---|---|
| CPU | 12 cores / 24 threads, 2.8 GHz+ | 16 cores / 32 threads+ | 64 cores / 128 threads (2x EPYC 9354) meets both |
| RAM | 256 GB or more | 512 GB or more | 256 GB DDR5 ECC meets validator not RPC |
| Accounts disk | 1 TB NVMe or larger | separate from ledger | 4 x 4 TB NVMe meets |
| Ledger disk | 1 TB or larger | larger for more history | 4 x 4 TB NVMe meets |
| Snapshots disk | 500 GB or larger | n/a | 4 x 4 TB NVMe meets |
| Network | 1 Gbit unstaked, 2 Gbit+ staked, 10 Gbit recommended | not separately stated | 10 Gbps meets |
| Price here (Romania, 1 month) | $210 |
Requirements from the Agave validator documentation at docs.anza.xyz. We list only what the documentation states.
The Solana documentation asks for 256 GB of RAM for a validator and 512 GB for an RPC node that keeps all account indexes. Our largest dedicated server has 256 GB, so:
If another provider sells a Solana RPC node on a 128 GB or 256 GB machine, ask them which account indexes it carries.
A staked validator pays vote-transaction fees in SOL every epoch and needs enough SOL staked to earn them back. Those costs are yours and are unrelated to the server price of $210 a month. Read Anza’s operator guides before you commit.
Use one NVMe drive for accounts, one for the ledger, one for snapshots and keep the operating system on the fourth, or split the OS onto a partition. Check the current Agave documentation for tuning (kernel network buffers, file-descriptor limits) before you start the node; those settings change between releases.
Yes, on the Dedicated X-Large. It has two EPYC 9354 CPUs (64 cores, 128 threads), 256 GB of DDR5 ECC memory, four 4 TB NVMe drives and a 10 Gbps port, which meets the published validator minimums.
Not a full one. The Anza documentation asks for 512 GB of RAM for an RPC node that keeps all account indexes, and our largest server has 256 GB. We would rather say so than sell you a server that falls behind.
The Anza documentation asks for at least a 1 Gbit symmetric connection for an unstaked node and at least 2 Gbit for a staked one, with 10 Gbit recommended. Our dedicated X-Large has a 10 Gbps port.
Yes. SOL is one of the coins we accept, along with Bitcoin, Monero, USDT and others. See pricing for the plans and the billing-term discounts.
No. You create an account with a generated login and need no ID, card or phone number. You remain responsible for what you run under our terms.
Because Solana's requirements are higher than any other chain here and only one of our servers meets them. If your node needs more memory than 256 GB, tell us through a ticket and we will say honestly whether we can help.
Checked 19 October 2026. Chain sizes and software requirements change, so confirm against the source before you order.
Order the X-Large, pay in SOL or any supported coin, and get IPMI access. No ID, no card.
