Introducing Conduit DA

Data Availability Shouldn't Be Another Infrastructure Headache

As chains scale, data availability becomes make-or-break infrastructure, and most teams manage it the hard way: volatile blob costs, manual capacity planning, and a DA layer that lives outside the rest of their stack.

Conduit DA removes that burden entirely.

Predictable costs, no blob market exposure

Conduit DA runs on cloud object storage instead of the blob market, so costs stay predictable, and capacity is elastic by default. No forecasting blob price spikes, no re-architecting when demand grows, just throughput that scales with your chain.

One operator across your chain and DA stack

Integrates directly with your existing Conduit infrastructure. That means a single operator for both your chain and your data availability layer, one dashboard, one team accountable for uptime.

Publicly verifiable, without the operational overhead

Data published through Conduit DA remains publicly verifiable, so you get the trust guarantees teams expect from DA without owning the infrastructure that makes it happen.

Private DA, for workloads that can't be public

Some workloads, regulated institutions, payments infrastructure, anything handling sensitive counterparty data, can't put everything on a public DA layer. Private DA is live in production for exactly this case: encrypted storage, keys held in hardware security modules, and gated access control, all without leaving the Conduit stack.

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Building a chain or evaluating your DA infrastructure? Talk to the team to learn how Conduit DA can fit your architecture and requirements.