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What the registry is for

The registry helps the Parly App discover relayers and their public encryption keys. When a user selects a supported private relay path, the App needs an active relayer entry so it can encrypt work to the correct public key.

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Register a relayer

Open: https://parly.fi/relayer You will need:
  • the relayer execution address
  • the Base64 relayer public key
  • a browser wallet connected to the same execution address
  • a wallet signature proving control of that address
You can also run the relayer runtime with RELAYER_REGISTRY_API_BASE_URL configured so the runtime keeps its registry entry and heartbeat current.

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Registry rules

The official app discovery list has a maximum of 10 active relayers. Registration succeeds automatically when:
  • the registry is open
  • the execution address is valid
  • the public key is valid
  • the signature is valid
  • the address and public key are not duplicate active entries
Inactive relayers can be removed from active discovery so slots remain usable.

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Registry states

Verified The relayer is live in public app discovery. Inactive The relayer is not currently live in app discovery. This can happen after inactivity, operator withdrawal, disablement, or failed health expectations. Rejected The registration did not pass automatic validation.

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Important boundary

Registry listing is discovery only. It does not give the relayer treasury control, admin control, or exclusive access to protocol activity.