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# Solana Landing Service

Submit signed transactions to Solana through global endpoints using HTTP, QUIC, UDP, or batch submission.

> **Get your free UUID instantly:** [Create an account](https://node1.me/register), then copy your Account UUID from the [Dashboard](https://node1.me/dashboard). No manual approval or support request is required. Registration includes the default **2 TPS** sending quota; transaction tips still apply.

## Get your Account UUID

1. [Create a Node1 account](https://node1.me/register). Registration automatically generates an Account UUID and enables Solana transaction submission at **2 TPS**.
2. Sign in to the [dashboard](https://node1.me/dashboard) and copy your Account UUID from the account overview. No separate UUID application is required.
3. Choose an [endpoint](/node1-docs/solana/fast-landing/endpoints.md) and follow the [HTTP](/node1-docs/solana/fast-landing/http-api.md), [QUIC](/node1-docs/solana/fast-landing/quic-api.md), or [UDP](/node1-docs/solana/fast-landing/udp-api.md) guide. HTTP requests use `api-key: YOUR_ACCOUNT_UUID`.

Your Account UUID is an access credential; keep it private. Sign transactions locally. You do not need to provide Node1 with a private key.

## Quota and tips

* The default quota is 2 TPS. [Contact support](/node1-docs/support.md) to request a higher quota.
* Include a tip transfer as described in [Endpoints and tip addresses](/node1-docs/solana/fast-landing/endpoints.md).
* A successful submission response does not confirm successful on-chain execution. Continue checking the transaction status.


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