ZeroSlip reported an approximately fifteen-minute Data Stream interruption on 2 September 2026. The team attributed the disruption to Solana and said it affected services beyond ZeroSlip.
The announcement confirmed that normal operation had resumed. It also noted reported improvements in Solana slot times and further reductions expected in the future.
For developers following the incident, the immediate update was that the Data Stream was available again. The reported network improvements were context for the announcement, rather than a guarantee about when individual transactions would execute.
Original announcement
ZeroSlip restored the Historical Replay data affected by the 12 August service interruption. The team reported rebuilding the four hourly segments labelled 2026/08/12/06, 2026/08/12/07, 2026/08/12/08 and 2026/08/12/09.
The recovery announcement also introduced temporary fee relief for Trade API buy transactions through the stated deadline of 14 August 2026. That promotion applied to the incident response period and has ended.
Rebuilding the missing replay hours made the affected historical data available again after the earlier interruption.
Original announcement
ZeroSlip reported a service interruption lasting two hours and thirty minutes on 12 August 2026. The team attributed the outage to an automatic system package update that caused its server to crash and prevented connections to the service.
After restoring service, the team disabled automatic package updates to address the trigger identified in its announcement. ZeroSlip also apologised for the disruption to users and their integrations.
Later that day, the team announced restoration of the affected Historical Replay data and temporary fee relief for Trade API buy transactions.
Original announcement