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Evermont surveys and runs your stack across a field of independent jurisdictions, not one data center. When a single provider goes dark, your application and its data keep running on other ground.
- Regions surveyed
- 31
- Live nodes
- 214
- Exit guarantee
- your data, always
For developers
Deploy across many jurisdictions and hand hosting responsibility to a field of service providers, not one data center.
- 01.1Plug and play deployment
- 01.2Kubernetes-native orchestration
- 01.3Automated multi-region setup
- 01.4Portable across other ecosystems
- 01.5On-chain app and data registry
- 01.6Built for a broad, distributed user base
For app users
Better service, built-in customization, and a real exit path if you ever want one — no lock-in, no hostage data.
- 02.1Applications tuned to your jurisdiction
- 02.2Run your own always-current instance
- 02.3Privacy settings that default to sane
- 02.4Higher uptime, fewer single points of failure
- 02.5Verifiable data accuracy end to end
- 02.6Exit any time, and take your data with you
Dossier addendum · service providers & validators
Run ground for the field, not an app on top of it
Dispatches from the field
A crosschain bridge that doesn't ask you to pick a weakness
Interoperability has long forced a tradeoff between security, liquidity, and decentralization. Evermont's relay treats that as a false choice.
Mainnet is live, and the field is open
After extended testing with service providers and validators, the network moves from staging to production hosting at scale.
What changes once hosting stops being a single point of failure
Early providers describe the operational shift from one data center to a distributed, jurisdiction-aware footprint.