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What the registry is for

The official frontend needs to know which relayer execution addresses are officially discoverable and which relayer public keys it may encrypt bundles to. That is what the registry does.

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Registry policy

The official Parly registry supports a maximum of 10 live relayers. Registration is automatic if validation passes and a slot is available. Inactive relayers are removed from official live discovery so slots can reopen while keeping the registry lean and operator-grade.

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Register a relayer

Go to: parly.fi/relayer You will need:
  • the relayer execution address
  • the Base64 relayer public key
  • a wallet signature proving control of the submitted execution address
Registration succeeds automatically if:
  • the registry is open
  • the address is valid
  • the public key is valid
  • the signature is valid
  • the relayer is not a duplicate entry

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Registry states

Verified
Live in official frontend discovery. Inactive
Previously live, now removed from official discovery because of inactivity, operator withdrawal, manual disable action, or failed health expectations. Rejected
Failed automatic validation.

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Important note

Official listing improves public frontend discovery only. It does not control whether the protocol is open, and it does not prevent advanced users, SDK users, or custom frontend operators from targeting independent relayers directly. Official listing improves public frontend discovery only. It does not control whether the protocol is open, and it does not prevent advanced users, SDK users, or custom frontend operators from targeting independent relayers directly.