Scutum(MEV Protect RPC)
Introduction
Scutum is an RPC product that provides users with MEV protection and supports refunds.
Transactions submitted by users, if processed by regular RPC, will be publicly broadcasting between node P2P networks. Transactions are extremely vulnerable to MEV attacks, resulting in the potential rebate space generated by transactions being squeezed out.
Compared to regular RPC, transactions submitted to Scutum will be kept in a private channel, thus resisting MEV attacks of sandwich and frontrunning. And Scutum supports users to customize the disclosure of transaction data, and the generated profit will also be refunded to users in real-time at a custom percent (default to 90% on Ethereum and 99% on BSC).
Use case
Trader
For users who frequently send transactions on DEX, there is a high probability of exchanging the target cryptocurrency reaching the slippage limit, resulting in invisible losses. Traders can go to Scutum's MEV Protect RPC General for Wallet User and add the RPC to the wallet with one click. SWAP transactions sent from then on can be deeply protected by Scutum, reducing slippage losses, and can receive transaction refunds in real time with a certain probability.
Project Builder
Scutum can provide MEV protection and transaction refunds for orderflow projects. In addition, due to gas fees of backrun transaction, fast inclusion of transactions sent by project is supported, thus improving the trading experience.
The project builder can go to the BlockRazor's portal to obtain the exclusive RPC URL, customize the RPC parameters, and quickly integrate RPC into your project.
Advantages
Security
Scutum supports protection for all types of transactions on Ethereum and BSC, resisting MEV attacks of sandwich and frontrunning.
Fast inclusion
Auction of bundle, supporting multi-layer nested backrun strategy, is adopted to maximize the value of transaction, which will be then sent to top block builders on Ethereum and BSC with extremely low latency utilizing the technique of High-performance Network
Refund in real time
By default, 90% on Ethereum and 99% on BSC of the potential transaction profits will be refunded to users in real time, and users can adjust the refund percent by themselves. Refund transactions will be built in advance within the RPC and sent to the block builder immediately after the user's transaction, and included in the same block.
Rapid Integration
Traders can add RPC to their wallets with one click, and project builders can customize RPC URL and trading privacy data to complete rapid RPC integration.
Supported Chains
Scutum supports Ethereum and BSC currently.
FAQ
How can transactions receive refunds while resisting MEV attacks?
The transactions are shared with Searchers according to custom disclosure. Searchers can only perform harmless backrun strategies on transactions, thereby not only defending against sandwich and front-running attacks but also refunding the profits generated from backrun to users.
When and in what form will I receive the refund?
If there is an opportunity to execute the backrun strategy for the transactions submitted by the project, the refund is completed by the Searcher calling the smart contract in real-time, meaning that the refund transaction and the project transaction will be successfully executed within the same block.
Will the transactions be reverted?
If Scutum detects that a transaction will revert and its revert protection is enabled, it will not be included in the block.
How are profits distributed among various roles?
If there is a profit margin for the transaction and it is included in the block after the bidding is successful, Scutum will refund the user according to the ratio set by the user, and the remaining part will be used to pay tips to the builder to include transactions as soon as possible. Assume that the bidding price of a transaction is 100, and the refund percent set by the user is 90%. Scutum will first deduct the service fee 100*10%=10, the refund received by the user is (100-10)*90%=81, the tip fee paid to builder is (100-10)(1-90%)=9
Privacy Statement
BlockRazor RPC does not track any kind of user information (i.e. IP, location, etc.). Only information that is public on the blockchain is preserved, such as timestamp of a transaction.
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