Built by Operators, Trusted by Infrastructure — Why OrderPath Just Works

Behind every smooth transaction is a network of machines, relays, and validators moving in perfect sync. When that rhythm breaks, orders slip, latency spikes, and alpha evaporates. At OrderPath, we know this because we’ve lived it.

Our founders — known only as KhaOS and fl0wg0d — spent years running production workloads across the largest RPC networks in Web3. They’ve worked through the chaos of mainnet congestion, coordinated with top infra providers, and scaled systems under real pressure. Battle-tested isn’t our slogan — it’s our CV. And not just in Web3 — Web2 was our proving ground.

We designed OrderPath for operators — for the RPC providers and wallets who can’t afford failure or friction. Our relay layer integrates directly at the RPC level, meaning your infrastructure doesn’t need to change. Just route through OrderPath and get instant protection from MEV, frontrunning, and sandwich attacks — all without added latency or protocol redesign.

This isn’t a beta network or an academic concept. OrderPath is live on mainnet, already handling real volume from partners who understand that privacy isn’t secrecy — it’s security. Every order we protect stays confidential until confirmation. Every partner we onboard sees smoother execution, happier users, and new revenue from private flow.

The founders stay anonymous for good reason: they’ve seen how visibility invites attack. DDoS attempts, social engineering, public witch hunts — it’s part of the cost of building in Web3. OrderPath is a reflection of that lesson: infrastructure that doesn’t depend on personalities, only performance.

When reliability matters, the network you trust should be invisible. That’s what makes OrderPath different.