In web3, almost every transaction relies on infrastructure provided by closed-source, centralized infrastructure providers who you simply have to trust not to misuse your data. We’re talking about RPC providers like Infura/Alchemy, the engine that keeps the entire crypto rocket flying, supporting billions of RPC calls daily. But unlike the crypto system they support, they are highly centralized black boxes which are entirely closed source. Crypto wallets are an essential part of the blockchain ecosystem. But wallet transactions rely on RPC providers, centralized companies who can view and store users’ data and metadata, well beyond what’s available on chain. We need to make web3 trustless, and that means eliminating the ability to harvest IP addresses and other metadata. This provides security and privacy for users and removes exploit risks for wallets. RPCh helps both users and wallets by removing the ability to harvest data. Integration is simple thanks to our SDK and user IP addresses are hidden. Users don’t notice any difference or pay any extra.