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MEV-protection RPCs on BNB Chain, compared

Updated 23 September 2026

A protected RPC sends your transaction straight to block builders instead of gossiping it to the public mempool. On BNB Chain the question that matters is which builders it reaches, because a handful of them build almost every block.

Who builds BNB Chain's blocks

By one 2026 study of BSC blocks (arXiv 2602.15395), 48Club built about 56.7 % of them and BlockRazor about 39.8 %, with JetBldr, bloXroute, NodeReal and Blocksmith sharing the rest. An endpoint that reaches 48Club and BlockRazor covers roughly 96 % of blocks.

The endpoints, measured

Median response time from Tokyo and the share of failed requests over the past day, from our running benchmark (numbers as of 23 September 2026; the benchmark page has the current ones).

EndpointRoutes transactions toRebateMedian msFailed
48Club rpc.48.club48Club's builder140 %
BlockRazor bsc.blockrazor.xyzBlockRazor's builder120 %
Backrun Shield rpc.backrunshield.com48Club and BlockRazor; public after 2 blocks50 % of backruns we land80.86 %
BNB Chain dataseed bsc-dataseed.bnbchain.orgPublic mempool (not protected)80 %

A dash means we do not know of a rebate program for that endpoint, not that one cannot exist. Our own 0.86 % includes about two minutes of downtime we caused while deploying on 23 September.

PancakeSwap's MEV Guard, built with 48Club, sends through 48Club and bloXroute's private RPC, and is available inside the PancakeSwap interface. BNB Chain's documentation also lists wallets with MEV protection built in, including Trust Wallet, Binance Wallet, OKX Wallet, TokenPocket and SafePal.

What protection does and does not do

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