Relay said in a post on X that its platform supports use cases across wallets, payments, real-world assets, prediction markets, perpetuals and trading, and that it now serves thousands of developers. The statement came as the company responded to debate around Pump-related cross-chain performance.
According to Relay, the platform ranks at the top of its peer group on transaction latency, reliability and fill rate. It also said its data covers roughly 100x the trading volume, along with larger orders, more routing paths and a broader set of use cases. Relay added that the underlying Dune data has been made publicly available.
The company also said performance can vary sharply from one application to another depending on how the integration is implemented. Relay said it has released multiple updates recently.
Relay said in a post on X that it serves wallets, payments, real-world assets, prediction markets, perpetuals and trading use cases, covering thousands of developers, as it responded to debate over Pump cross-chain performance.
The company said its platform is best in class on transaction latency, reliability and fill rate. It added that its data covers roughly 100x the trading volume, as well as larger orders, more routes and more use cases, and that the Dune data is publicly available.
Relay also said application performance can differ significantly depending on how each product is integrated, and said it has rolled out multiple updates recently.
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