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BLOCKRAZOR VS. BLOXROUTE

Multi-chain low-latencyinfrastructure comparison

Compare data delivery and transaction submission by chain.

Leading results across BSC and Robinhood Chain.

BSC REGIONAL CONSISTENCY4/4

regions led across every reported category

Virginia / Frankfurt / Dublin / Tokyo
ROBINHOOD P99 LEAD38.749ms

bloXroute relative delay

P50 2.573ms / max 130.015ms
BSC

From first-arrival data to public transaction submission

This benchmark compares the BSC services in BlockRazor Package with the equivalent BSC services in bloXroute Enterprise. Matched six-hour tests ran in four regions between September 23 and 25, 2026.

BlockRazor vs bloXroute BSC benchmark summary
MEASUREBLOCKRAZORBLOXROUTETEST SCOPE
Node Stream first arrival53.72-75.31%17.78-45.18%Four regional clients
Block Stream first arrival65.38-95.77%4.23-34.62%191,455 first-arrival decisions
Mempool first arrival56.71-85.09%14.91-43.29%Transactions observed by both
Mempool observed share99.46-99.76%69.31-78.44%Share of the union of unique hashes
Public transaction race93.73% (747 wins)6.27% (50 wins)797 valid paired submissions

The lead was not isolated to one region

Bars show Block Stream first arrival, with Node, Mempool, coverage, and submission results below.

Virginia
95.77%
Node
75.31% vs 17.78%
Mempool
85.09% vs 14.91%
Coverage
99.72% vs 77.86%
Send wins
96.48%
Frankfurt
77.07%
Node
74.68% vs 24.38%
Mempool
61.10% vs 38.90%
Coverage
99.68% vs 76.73%
Send wins
91.00%
Dublin
65.38%
Node
53.72% vs 45.18%
Mempool
56.71% vs 43.29%
Coverage
99.76% vs 69.31%
Send wins
92.50%
Tokyo
80.63%
Node
68.40% vs 30.64%
Mempool
76.92% vs 23.08%
Coverage
99.46% vs 78.44%
Send wins
94.95%
ROBINHOOD CHAIN

Sequencer Feed relative arrival latency

This benchmark compares BlockRazor Robinhood Chain Sequencer Feed with the Robinhood Chain feed in bloXroute Enterprise. One test client connected to both feeds; the first arrival was assigned 0ms and the other source recorded the relative delay.

2,911matched samples
2.573msbloXroute P50 relative delay
130.015msmaximum relative delay
Robinhood Chain Sequencer Feed latency summary
SOURCECOUNTWIN RATEP50P70P80P90P95P99MAX
BlockRazor2,91195.47%0.000ms0.000ms0.000ms0.000ms0.000ms0.480ms1.960ms
bloXroute2,9114.53%2.573ms4.475ms6.958ms11.401ms16.366ms38.749ms130.015ms

A complete low-latency stack

01

See signals sooner

Receive blocks, mempool data, shreds, FlashBlocks, or sequencer updates earlier, giving your strategy more time to decide and act.

02

Improve transaction position

Use low-latency submission paths to improve your chance of earlier inclusion and a better onchain position when every block or slot matters.

03

Integrate with less effort

Connect through documented endpoints and familiar interfaces, with one team supporting both your data and transaction paths.

Choose around production constraints

BR

Choose BlockRazor if

  • The published BSC or Robinhood Chain test matches your critical production path
  • You need real-time data and low-latency transaction submission across BlockRazor's five documented chains
  • Earlier signals and better transaction position matter more than preserving the current provider integration
  • You can validate the gain with the same host, region, parser, and workload
BX

Keep bloXroute if

  • Your stack relies on bloXroute's BDN, Gateway, Cloud API, or chain-specific execution APIs, and migration cost outweighs the measured benefit
  • You need a bloXroute-supported chain or specialized capability outside BlockRazor's current documented catalog
  • A like-for-like test on your chain, region, parser, and workload shows no material BlockRazor advantage

Fair conclusion: validate on your own production path.

FAQ

Is this comparison limited to BSC?

No. The page covers BlockRazor's documented products across BSC, Ethereum, Solana, Base, and Robinhood Chain. Published benchmark results remain separated by chain and workload so that a result is not generalized beyond its test scope.

What does the Robinhood Chain 95.47% win rate mean?

Across 2,911 matched deliveries in the supplied comparison, BlockRazor arrived first in 95.47% of samples and bloXroute arrived first in 4.53%. The first feed was assigned 0 ms for each sample, and the other feed's relative delay was measured from the timestamp difference.

What was the strongest BSC result?

BlockRazor won 747 of 797 valid public-transaction races, a 93.73% overall win rate. Its Block Stream first-arrival share ranged from 65.38% to 95.77% across the four tested regions.

Should I reproduce the benchmarks from my own servers?

Yes. Region, network topology, parser, workload, and transaction configuration can change outcomes. Use the published results to define a test, then validate the relevant chain and product from your production path.

Choose the chain, signal, and submission path. Then test it in your region.

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