Support
We are here to help you get the most out of ShredStream.com. Here is how to reach us.
Discord (Preferred)
Discord is the fastest way to get technical support.
Join the ShredStream.com Discord server: ShredStream Discord
Navigate to the #ticket channel.
Open a new ticket describing your issue.
A team member will respond as soon as possible. Discord tickets are our primary support channel and typically have the fastest response times.
Tip: Include your stream ID, server region, and a brief description of the problem when opening a ticket. This helps us diagnose the issue faster.
Telegram
If you prefer Telegram over Discord, you can reach us there as well.
Handle: @shredstream
Send a message describing your issue and we will get back to you. Telegram is a great alternative for quick questions and support conversations.
Email
Address: [email protected]
Email is best for:
Partnership inquiries
Business development
General information requests
Press and media
Note: For technical support and troubleshooting, please use Discord or Telegram instead. Those channels are monitored more frequently and are better suited for back-and-forth debugging.
X / Twitter
Handle: @shredstream
Follow us on X for:
Product updates and new feature announcements
Performance benchmarks and comparisons
Solana ecosystem news relevant to ShredStream.com users
Maintenance notices and status updates
DMs are open, but for support requests we recommend Discord or Telegram for a faster response.
GitHub
Profile: github.com/shredstream
Visit our GitHub for open-source resources and technical references.
Medium
Blog: medium.com/@shredstream
Read our blog for in-depth articles, tutorials, and product updates.
When Contacting Support
To help us resolve your issue quickly, please include:
Stream ID -- found on your stream detail page in the dashboard
Region -- the region your stream is configured in
Description -- what you expected to happen versus what actually happened
Relevant logs or screenshots -- kernel drop counters, error messages, or packet captures if applicable
Timestamp -- when the issue started, including your timezone
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