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# Solana Raw Transaction Stream

Receive real-time Solana transaction data over UDP for monitoring, strategy analysis, and trading bots. Available in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, New York, and London, with optional account filtering.

Our Raw Transaction Stream is faster than most Shredstream services on the market.

## Plans and pricing

Each subscription covers one region. Pay with USDC on Solana.

| Region                | Daily · 24 hours | Weekly · 7 days | Monthly · 30 days |
| --------------------- | ---------------- | --------------- | ----------------- |
| New York / London     | 80 USDC          | 400 USDC        | 1,000 USDC        |
| Frankfurt / Amsterdam | 150 USDC         | 600 USDC        | 1,500 USDC        |

Trial provides 1 hour of free access, once per account per region, subject to regional capacity and trial eligibility. Check the dashboard order for available plans and the final amount.

## Start receiving

1. [Create an account](https://node1.me/register) and open Solana Tx Stream in the [dashboard](https://node1.me/dashboard).
2. Select a region and enter your receiving server's public IPv4 address and UDP port.
3. Optionally add up to 200 filter accounts. Leave blank for the default full stream, currently covering Pump, Raydium, and Meteora internal/external pools—not every transaction on Solana.
4. Request Trial, or generate a payment order and follow its transfer and verification steps. Once active, run a [receiver example](/node1-docs/solana/tx-stream/tx-stream-receiving.md).

A transaction is delivered when its account list intersects any subscribed account. Manage the destination, filter accounts, and renewals in the dashboard.


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