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Upgrading a Node

Upgrading a Node

NashPoint's modular architecture allows Nodes to be extended with new functionality through routers and quoters. All upgrades are optional and must pass through a multi-tiered permission system to ensure security.

In This Section

  • Adding Quoters & Routers How to add new protocol integrations and other functionality to a Node

  • Custom Router Development Building and deploying custom DeFi integrations

  • Multi-Tier Permissioning Understanding the security model for protocol upgrades

Node owners have full control over which upgrades to accept, and existing configurations cannot be forcibly changed by protocol governance.

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