Private Access Suite
Private Access Suite
BlockChain Mainnet • Private Infrastructure

PRIVATE ACCESS

Private Access to Blockchain Mainnet

Controlled. Observable. Region-optimized.

A private access point to Blockchain for teams that require full control: access governance, isolation, clearly defined limits, and real-time visibility. No public endpoint. No noise. No randomness.

Private is not an option. It is the baseline.

If you accept a shared public endpoint, you are not buying access. You are renting a queue.

Project Phases

Enterprise onboarding • Private infrastructure

A structured journey to transform an idea into an operated service. Each phase corresponds to a defined level of project maturity. The infrastructure evolves alongside the project — without disruption, shortcuts, or artificial jumps.

A0 — Exploration

Private Baseline

Mandatory entry phase. The project is explored within a private, secure, and already-instrumented infrastructure environment. The objective is to test an idea seriously, without public exposure.

Project objective

Outcome
  • Explore an idea and its first real-world flows

Your focus

Actions
  • Define scope
  • Test
  • Observe

Our focus

Infrastructure
  • Private environment
  • Baseline security
  • Initial observability

Technical outcome

Delivered
  • Active private infrastructure
  • Monitoring enabled
  • Baseline metrics visible

A1 — Validation

Isolated Environment

The idea is confirmed and the project begins to take structure. The environment becomes isolated and usage rules are reinforced. The path toward scale and sustained operation is explicitly prepared.

Project objective

Outcome
  • Validate architecture and technical assumptions

Your focus

Actions
  • Stabilize flows
  • Formalize integrations

Our focus

Infrastructure
  • Logical isolation
  • Network rules
  • Component-level supervision

Technical outcome

Delivered
  • Isolated environment
  • Detailed metrics
  • First stability signals

A2 — Execution

Private Production

The project enters production. Infrastructure becomes an active system component, continuously operated and integrated into project processes.

Project objective

Outcome
  • Launch the service and operate it over time

Your focus

Actions
  • Releases
  • Operations
  • Business impact monitoring

Our focus

Infrastructure
  • Continuous supervision
  • Operating rules
  • SLA tracking

Technical outcome

Delivered
  • Operated service
  • Active alerts
  • Operational procedures in place

A3 — Critical Operations

Private Performance

The project becomes business-critical. Performance, continuity, and resilience are directly tied to business outcomes.

Project objective

Outcome
  • Secure a mission-critical service

Your focus

Actions
  • Governance
  • Business continuity
  • Risk control

Our focus

Infrastructure
  • High availability
  • Performance optimization
  • Recovery scenarios

Technical outcome

Delivered
  • Reinforced architecture
  • Continuity validated
  • Recovery scenarios tested

Progression Logic

How the path works
  • A0 is mandatory
  • A1 structures the project
  • A2 marks entry into production
  • A3 corresponds to a fully controlled, critical infrastructure

Commitment & Pricing

Project-based • Progressive engagement

Each phase corresponds to a defined level of project commitment. Technical capabilities evolve with project maturity. Each phase concludes with simple, explicit project acceptance criteria.

A0 — Exploration

€250 / month
  • Instance: t3a.large
  • CPU / RAM: 2 vCPU • 16 GiB
  • Network: ≤ 5 Gbps
  • Capacity: 5–10 RPS
  • Latency: p95 ≤ 15 ms • p99 ≤ 40 ms
  • Stability: error ≤ 70 • jitter ≤ 8 ms
  • Acceptance: POC scope (1 page), 3 dashboard metrics, go/no-go + next steps

A1 — Validation

€500 / month
  • Instance: c6i.large
  • CPU / RAM: 2 vCPU • 8 GiB
  • Network: ≤ 10 Gbps
  • Capacity: 15–25 RPS
  • Latency: p95 ≤ 10 ms • p99 ≤ 30 ms
  • Stability: error ≤ 50 • jitter ≤ 6 ms
  • Acceptance: flow diagram, reproducible tests, A2 backlog + milestones

A2 — Execution

€1,000 / month
  • Instance: c6i.xlarge
  • CPU / RAM: 4 vCPU • 16 GiB
  • Network: ≤ 10 Gbps
  • Capacity: 25–50 RPS
  • Latency: p95 ≤ 8 ms • p99 ≤ 25 ms
  • Stability: error ≤ 40 • jitter ≤ 5 ms
  • Acceptance: runbook, active alerting + thresholds, go-live date + criteria

A3 — Critical Operations

€2,500 / month
  • Instance: c7i.2xlarge
  • CPU / RAM: 8 vCPU • 32 GiB
  • Network: 12.5 Gbps
  • Capacity: 80–120 RPS
  • Latency: p95 ≤ 6 ms • p99 ≤ 18 ms
  • Stability: error ≤ 30 • jitter ≤ 3.5 ms
  • Acceptance: SLA target + reporting, tested recovery scenario, governance rituals

Why This Progression Exists

No shortcuts

A0 and A1 are not convenience products. They are designed to build a healthy, observable, and governable project before any pursuit of extreme performance.

The objective of the journey is clear: progressively guide your project toward a controlled low-latency infrastructure, without skipping steps, without technical debt, and without irreversible decisions made too early.

At this stage, the priority is not minimal latency, but project understanding, flow stability, metric clarity, and the ability to evolve the architecture with confidence.

Final Principle

You are not buying an endpoint. You are buying a project progression, with explicit technical KPIs and clear acceptance criteria on the project management side.

© Private Access Suite
Controlled • Observable • Region-optimized