Lava Network’s RPC engine sets the infrastructure stablecoins need to scale

Stabelcoins and tokenized assets are quickly becoming the next frontier for payments and financial innovation, promising near-instant settlements, lower fees, and greater global ￰0￱ corporations like Walmart and Amazon are paving the way for this trend as they explore USD-backed stablecoins to boost operations and enhance efficiency in ￰1￱ surrounding Google’s plans to develop a private Layer-1 blockchain called Google Cloud Universal Ledger for institutional use adds more fuel to the stablecoin fire. Likewise, Wyoming has become the first ￰2￱ to launch its own stablecoin program with the hope of bringing institutional credibility to the space.

Additionally, the Aussie dollar-backed AUDD token launched on Hedera, marking the network’s first stablecoin launch from its commercial-oriented Stablecoin ￰3￱ this growing momentum and positivity, a critical challenge ￰4￱ blockchain connectivity, or the lack thereof, is a major hurdle standing in the way of stablecoins and tokenized assets from reaching their full ￰5￱ these assets to function at scale, transactions must be processed with near-instant speed and with minimal downtime. Today, dependable blockchain RPC (remote procedure call) services, the backbone of blockchain connectivity, remain a bottleneck, limiting organizations’ ability to fully leverage these ￰6￱ a robust RPC infrastructure, user-facing tools like apps, wallets, and exchanges can’t function at the level needed to support institutional adoption of stablecoins and other blockchain-based assets.

Downtime, latency, and fragmented infrastructure ultimately risk sabotaging the very efficiencies that stablecoins are expected to ￰7￱ is where Lava Network , a decentralized data protocol for enterprise RPC infrastructure, is positioned to deliver the critical infrastructure needed to enable enterprise adoption of blockchain ￰8￱ provides low-latency, always-available access across multiple major blockchains, including Ethereum, Cosmos, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum One, and ￰9￱ one RPC provider or node fails or goes offline, Lava Network’s RPC engine is capable of ensuring the ecosystem keeps operating at an optimal ￰10￱ architecture addresses the core connectivity issues that currently limit adoption, offering the infrastructure needed to power stablecoin payments and other tokenized real-world assets.

Lava’s RPC engine also provides audit trails to help organizations maintain regulatory ￰11￱ stablecoin pilots like Wyoming’s move from the preparatory to the execution phase, and as the Walmarts and Bank of Americas of the world test the waters of blockchain-driven settlements, the need for critical infrastructure based on resilient connectivity will be impossible to ￰12￱ Network’s decentralized end-to-end RPC engine presents itself as the missing piece that enables these initiatives to operate securely and at ￰13￱ announced partnerships with leading blockchain infrastructure provider Fireblocks and top-tier blockchain network Hedera validate the protocol’s credibility, security alignment, and position in the stablecoin value chain.