Fair Execution as a Service — The Business Case for Private Orderflow

For wallets, aggregators, and RPC providers, the equation is simple: better execution means better retention. But the old model of public mempools and exposed orderflow is working against everyone — except the bots.

Fair Execution as a Service — The Business Case for Private Orderflow
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For wallets, aggregators, and RPC providers, the equation is simple: better execution means better retention. But the old model of public mempools and exposed orderflow is working against everyone — except the bots.

Every transaction broadcast to the public pool becomes data — data that others can arbitrage, manipulate, or front-run. Even the best slippage controls can’t fully protect users when the mempool itself is transparent. The result: degraded trust, user churn, and silent value loss across the stack.

OrderPath changes that. We provide private order routing as a service, already live across Ethereum mainnet and integrated with leading infra providers. Partners connect through a standard RPC endpoint — no contract changes, no SDK lock-in — and instantly gain the ability to route user transactions through a private, MEV-shielded path.

It’s a win for everyone:• Users get fair execution and protection from bots.• Wallets deliver better trade outcomes and user trust.• RPC providers monetize premium private routing and differentiate their service.

Our economics are simple: shared value, not extracted value. Every transaction routed privately generates aligned revenue between OrderPath and our partners. Fair execution becomes a feature that pays — not a free utility that erodes margins.

Ethereum doesn’t need more relays. It needs reliability, performance, and profitability in one layer. That’s what OrderPath delivers — the infrastructure behind the scenes, quietly powering the next generation of on-chain execution.

OrderPath — Fair execution as a service, built for the builders who keep Ethereum running.