These URLs use AWS geo-routing to find the best relay cluster to send to. We have found this can sometimes route requests to the wrong region, so we have also added specific geo-location URLs. You can drop these directly in place of `regional.titanrelay.xyz` or `global.titanrelay.xyz` in the above URLs.
**Global URLs:**
* `eu-global.titanrelay.xyz`
* `us-global.titanrelay.xyz`
* `tk-global.titanrelay.xyz`
**Regional URLs:**
* `eu-regional.titanrelay.xyz`
* `us-regional.titanrelay.xyz`
* `tk-regional.titanrelay.xyz`
## MEV-Boost Client Configuration
In order to include the Titan relay in your MEV boost configuration, simply append it to the list of relays in the command line arguments.
`./mev-boost -mainnet -relay-check -relays ,`
Simply replace the placeholders `` and `` with the appropriate connection URL.
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