In the rapidly evolving landscape of blockchain technology, the issue of data access reliability has become crucial for banks, financial companies, and large enterprises integrating this technology into their systems. A frequently underestimated problem, but one that can cripple entire infrastructures, concerns the blockchain data access points: if these are disrupted, all applications relying on them risk coming to a halt.
It is in this context that Magma Devs, an independent team of engineers active on the decentralized infrastructure of Lava Network, announced the launch of its RPC Smart Router in collaboration with Google Cloud.
Now available on the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Marketplace, the new service promises to revolutionize the way companies connect to public blockchains like Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, and many others.
The heart of Magma Devs‘ innovation is the Smart Router, a system that acts as a true traffic controller for blockchain requests. Traditionally, applications rely on a single access point, making them vulnerable to potential service interruptions. The Smart Router, on the other hand, automatically distributes traffic across multiple providers, aggregating them and selecting in real-time the fastest and most reliable option.
This approach ensures enterprise-level operational continuity through a single endpoint, minimizing the risks of downtime and ensuring that applications always receive updated and accurate data.
The importance of such a solution has been highlighted by recent events: in October, a one-hour outage on Amazon Web Services caused disruptions to thousands of platforms, including financial applications. Even blockchain infrastructure is not immune to these risks: a single provider going offline can prevent users from sending transactions, checking balances, or interacting with decentralized applications.
As highlighted by Yair Cleper, Active Chairman of Magma Devs:
The Smart Router is now available both as a hosted service on Google Cloud and as a solution deployable directly within corporate infrastructures. It is designed for organizations that cannot afford operational downtime: it constantly monitors provider performance, reroutes traffic in case of failures, and verifies data to protect against erroneous or malicious sources.
In practice, this translates into faster transaction propagation, more consistent data, and fewer service interruptions. Transactions are simultaneously transmitted through multiple providers, enhancing speed and reducing the risk of failed transmissions. Additionally, data is cross-verified among multiple sources to ensure that applications receive only up-to-date and reliable information.
The technology has already been tested in situations of heavy traffic and during provider blackouts. Companies like Fireblocks have used the Smart Router to keep their services active even in the most critical moments. The launch on Google Cloud represents a further step forward in the maturity of the Lava Network ecosystem, which in 2025 managed over 160 billion blockchain requests without ever recording downtime, ensuring 100% availability on major networks.
Throughout 2025, while all other providers experienced outages, Lava Network was the only one to remain consistently operational.
At the core of the Smart Router is Lava Network, which operates as a decentralized marketplace for blockchain data access, often referred to as the “Cloudflare for crypto”. Instead of relying on a single provider, users access a network of incentivized providers, enhancing resilience and reducing systemic risks.
Lava Network offers a decentralized protocol for fast and reliable access to blockchain data, serving as an open marketplace for RPC (Remote Procedure Call) and API. This allows dApps, developers, AI agents, and companies to connect with high-quality providers on any blockchain, meeting the high availability and low latency demands typical of enterprise clients.
Used by industry leaders such as Fireblocks, NEAR, Arbitrum, and Starknet, Lava Network standardizes blockchain connectivity, offering scalable solutions for both individual developers and large enterprise clients. Lava’s blockchain enables all ecosystem participants to engage and benefit from decentralized RPC services, ensuring access to a high-performance, permissionless data infrastructure.
With the arrival of the Smart Router on Google Cloud Marketplace, Magma Devs and Lava Network take a decisive step towards the adoption of blockchain by enterprises. Web3 technology thus approaches the standards of reliability and security that characterize modern cloud infrastructures.
As Yair Cleper states, “RPC failures are not mere inconveniences: for companies, they are critical events. By bringing the Smart Router to Google Cloud, we offer organizations a clearer path towards a production-grade blockchain infrastructure.”
Founded in 2022 by Yair Cleper and Gil Binder, Magma Devs quickly established itself as a key player in the blockchain ecosystem. After raising $15 million in a Seed round led by Tribe Capital, Hashkey, and Jump, it attracted some of the top talents in the industry to develop advanced infrastructure solutions.
Magma Devs is among the main contributors to the Lava Network project, engaged in the development of distributed systems, cybersecurity, UX/UI, and open-source applications, collaborating with both the Lava Foundation and other clients.
Lava Network stands out as a decentralized protocol for blockchain data access, offering an open marketplace for RPC and API. Its multi-vendor architecture and incentivized provider participation ensure resilience, scalability, and high performance for all types of users.

