This article anticipates the development of dual Lewis acidic/basic alloyed nanoparticle (NP) of poly(N-vinyl-2-pyrrolidone)stabilized Pd0.5Ru0.5 solid solution, revealing equivalent Pd delta+ and Ru-delta on the NP surface. This unsupported NP disclosed excellent catalytic efficiency with high turnover frequency, 15000 h(-1) in Suzuki-Miyaura cross-coupling under notable drop of both Pd loading (0.08 mol%) and time (5 min) in air, attributed for its bifunctional acidic/basic modes. The bifunctional modes exposed the most interesting new reaction mechanism ascribed by the inductive effects of p-substituents in arylboronic acid, accelerated reactivity by electron-withdrawing group, revealing an opposite reactivity trend relative to other Pd-based catalysts. Besides, the significant drops of Pd loading and reaction time impeded the metal leaching associated with no changes in NP surface composition/structure after the 3rd cycle (>99% efficiency), revealing a line-up for this NP in the environmental sustainability.