Become an EBSI node operator
Review the technical and formal requirements you need to meet to become an EBSI node operator. Read the available documentation and take advantage of the support we offer.
Who Can Operate an EBSI Node?
Organizations based in the 27 EU member states, Norway, or Liechtenstein and affiliated with the European Blockchain Partnership (EBP) are eligible to become EBSI node operators. Candidates must meet specific security and technical requirements and obtain an endorsement from an EBP member in their respective country.
Learn About Node Types
The EBSI environment includes two types of nodes: regular and validating. Regular nodes maintain a copy of the ledger through a constant connection to the network. Validating nodes, in addition to this, are able to write new blocks. As a result, the technical requirements for these nodes are slightly more demanding.
Requirements for the EBSI Pilot Network
EBSI Pilot Network Node Operator Statement
Terms and contractual provisions agreed by the members of the EBP.Download
Node Operators Operational Book
The minimum technical specifications required of a node operator.Download
Service Level Agreement (SLA)
Specification of resilience, availability, and performance requirements.DownloadRequirements for the EBSI pre-production and production networks
General Conditions for EBSI Node Operators
Rules and contractual provisions to be fulfilled by EBSI node operators.Download
Node Operators Operational Book
The minimum technical specifications required of a node operator.Download
Service Level Agreement (SLA)
Specification of requirements for resilience, availability, and performance.DownloadSecure a recommendation from a representative of EBP/EDIC-EUROPEUM
Representatives of organizations interested in joining the EBSI network may obtain a recommendation from their national EBP representative or from a representative of EDIC-EUROPEUM.
