any.sender is a high-throughput transaction relayer that is accessible via an API. The user can provide a relay transaction to the any.sender API, our relayer packs it into an Ethereum transaction and then gradually bumps the network fee until it is mined. A relay transaction is defined as a signed…

We have focused on building a non-custodial relayer, Infura Transaction Service (ITX), that takes a pre-signed message (e.g. meta-transaction), packs it into an Ethereum transaction and then gradually bumps the fee until it is mined in the blockchain. Why do we care about relayers? We expect businesses to emerge that…

Hi all, As you are aware, we have spent the past year building a non-custodial transaction relayer called any.sender. It is the first relayer to achieve zero gas overhead when relaying transactions while deploying a fee escalating algorithm that ensures our users can pay the best price at any time. …

any.sender is a non-custodial and high-throughput transaction relayer. Our goal is to optimistically pay the best network price while getting your transaction confirmed quickly, even during crazy and significant congested days like YAM Wednesday, so how did we do? Users paid 4.8x fees on Ethereum compared to Bitcoin The casino environment of degenerate and chad traders that fuelled the…

tldr; any.sender is now the first third party relayer with a zero gas overhead and to help navigate the high-fee summer, we have reduced our own fee to 2% of the gas cost (gasUsed). What is new? It has been awhile since we posted an update about our progress with any.sender. …

tldr; We have released any.sender v0.2.1 (beta) on mainnet alongside a provably fair competition, CyberDice 2.0, to demonstrate how easy it is to use the any.sender API. Please visit https://www.anydot.dev/competition/ or join our Telegram Group to find more about how to submit a ticket to CyberDice 2.0 …

tldr; We have re-branded PISA research to anydot — to emphasise that our on-chain accountable API for outsourcing transaction infrastructure works for any smart contract. Even more exciting, we have have swiftly shipped two testnet products, any.sender …

tldr; Over the years we have supported the Lightning Network through several research initiatives, but now we are pushing forward its implementation with the release of our watchtower: The Eye of Satoshi. So check out the docs and try to it out! The rise of another informal value transfer system? Before we jump into our watchtower announcement, it…

We are excited to release a non-custodial service for outsourcing transaction infrastructure — any.sender tldr; Jump right in to our developer documentation and check out for yourself how easy it is to register and send up a relay transaction to the any.sender API with an on-chain enforced quality of service. …