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Eden Network vs MEV Blocker

How Eden Network and MEV Blocker differ on type, protection, rebates and what they’re built for.

Eden NetworkMEV Blocker
TypePrivate RPCPrivate RPC
How it worksRoutes transactions through private lanes directly to block builders so they’re never exposed in the public mempool.Routes your transaction through a searcher auction instead of the public mempool; searchers bid for the right to back-run it and rebate up to 90% of the profit to you automatically.
Protects againstFrontrunning by bypassing the public mempoolFrontrunning & sandwiching on any Ethereum dApp
RebatesNo standard user rebateUp to 90% of back-run value, auto-deposited
ChainsEthereumEthereum
SetupUse the Eden RPC endpointAdd RPC rpc.mevblocker.io to your wallet
Best forA simple direct-to-builder RPC swapEveryday wallets that want rebates

Eden Network

  • Direct-to-builder private lanes
  • Simple RPC swap
  • Long-running project
  • Lower momentum vs Flashbots/MEV Blocker today
  • No back-run rebate to users

MEV Blocker

  • Largest adoption (4.5M+ wallets)
  • Up to 90% back-run rebates, auto-paid
  • Protects on any dApp once set as RPC
  • Ethereum mainnet only
  • Rebate size depends on searcher competition

Bottom line

Pick Eden Network for a simple direct-to-builder rpc swap; pick MEV Blocker for everyday wallets that want rebates.