> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bloxroute.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bloxroute.com/eth/overview.md).

# Overview

bloXroute provides execution and data services for Ethereum, optimized for low-latency and predictable propagation using the Blockchain Distribution Network (BDN).

### Available services

#### Execution services

bloXroute supports transaction and bundle submission on Ethereum, enabling faster and more reliable propagation into the network.

Execution capabilities include:

* **Submit transactions**\
  Low-latency submission of individual Ethereum transactions with optimized propagation paths.\
  → See: [Submit Transactions](/eth/sending-transactions.md)
* Submit bundles\
  Support for bundled transaction submission for advanced execution and strategy workflows.\
  → See: [Submit Bundles](/eth/submit-bundles.md)
* Backrunme Program\
  Execution primitives designed for MEV-aware and latency-sensitive strategies.\
  → See: [Backrunme Program](/backrunme-program/overview.md)
* **Running a local gateway**\
  Operate a local bloXroute gateway for direct network access and improved execution control.\
  → See: [Running a Gateway](/eth/gateway.md)

#### Data services

bloXroute provides low-latency access to real-time Ethereum data for execution logic and decision-making.

Data capabilities include:

* **Streams**\
  Live access to transaction, block, and event data with reduced latency.\
  → See: [Streams](/eth/streams.md)

### Builders and validators

bloXroute offers Ethereum-specific tools and utilities for builders and validators operating performance-sensitive infrastructure.

→ See: [Builders and Validators](/eth/block-builders-and-validators.md)

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