Since 2024, Blockdaemon has been offering ZKsync nodes with industry-leading uptime and reliability. Now, Blockdaemon and ZKsync are broadening the relationship to deploy and operate ZKsync Stack solutions for institutions. 

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In this blog, we explain what ZKsync is, Blockdaemon’s institutional support, and how to get started. 

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What is ZKsync?

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ZKsync is an Ethereum Layer 2 that batches transactions off-chain with zero-knowledge rollups, delivering higher throughput, lower fees, and main-chain-level security. The protocol’s modular ZKsync Stack lets builders spin up custom L2 or L3 “ZKsync Chains” that interoperate through a shared bridge while inheriting Ethereum finality. 

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For institutions, the stack’s design promises private or public data modes, flat fees, and secure cross-chain liquidity.

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Blockdaemon’s institutional-grade support for ZKsync

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Blockdaemon offers a suite of solutions to support institutional grade ZKsync deployments: 

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• Dedicated RPC nodes
  
  • Archived (genesis) nodes
  • Full (pruned) nodes
    
    
• Network coverage: Mainnet and Sepolia networks are supported.
  
  

• Institutional ZKsync Stack operations: Blockdaemon will provision, monitor, and scale bespoke ZKsync Chains so institutions can focus on product, not infrastructure.
  
  

Additionally, quick-start guides, SDKs, and tooling remain available through the ZKSync documentation hub and Blockdaemon docs.

“ZKsync Stack gives institutions access to scalable, interoperable privacy-preserving Layer 2 infrastructure. By pairing their rollup technology with Blockdaemon’s managed node infrastructure, we offer the highest grade of reliability for institutions building in the ZK ecosystem.” Andrew Vranjes, Chief Revenue Officer at Blockdaemon. 

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“Institutions and enterprises require scalable, secure blockchain infrastructure they can trust. Blockdaemon now supports the ZKsync Stack, enabling organizations to leverage the benefits of ZKsync’s institution-ready technology without having to deal with the complexity of managing their own nodes. This integration will allow institutions to focus on building high-performance, privacy-centric applications to better support their clients without worrying about day-to-day chain operations.” Omar Azhar, Head of Business Development at Matter Labs, a core contributor to ZKsync.

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Conclusion

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Blockdaemon will extend monitoring, compliance, and uptime SLAs to every ZKsync Stack chain we run, providing institutions with a trusted infrastructure for their ZKsync applications. 

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To learn more, book a call with the Blockdaemon team today.