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# Overview
**Enterprise Grade MEV Protection**
Nova is a SOC 2 compliant partner allowing transaction originators to consume public blockspace, without exposing transaction intent publicly to MEV bots and other market participants.
**The Perfect Fee for Inclusion**
On Ethereum, every transaction competes in a blind auction for blockspace. **Mispriced inclusion destroys value** either through unnecessary overpayment or costly execution failure.
* You don’t know the exact block composition
* You don’t know competing orderflow
* You don’t know builder behavior
* You don’t know short-term demand spikes
Nova minimizes execution uncertainty by dynamically optimising priority fees in real-time. Precision is the edge.
**Live on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, and BSC.**
To start using Nova, simply switch out your existing RPC endpoint to the following: `eth.novarpc.xyz`
Please contact us at **** to start benefiting from MEV and gas refunds today.
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