Solflare's June 2026 Update Brings 134 xStocks, Google Pay Onramp, and Cards Borrow to Solana's Largest Self-Custody Wallet

Solflare shipped its largest product bundle of 2026 on June 26: a multi-feature update that expands the wallet's xStocks inventory to 134 tokenized equities and ETFs, adds Google Pay as an onramp for US users, brings a full Cards Borrow flow to mobile, and launches Solflare Packs, a trading card experience powered by Collector Crypt. The update covers both the mobile app and browser extension, with some features exclusive to mobile at launch.

Tokenized asset trading volume on Solana hit a $644 million daily all-time high on June 24, the same week tokenized assets surpassed memecoins as a share of Solana spot DEX volume for the first time. Solflare's expanded xStocks inventory puts that market directly in the hands of 4 million monthly active wallet users.

134 Tokenized Stocks and ETFs via xStocks and Kraken

xStocks AAPLx$334.03+0.5% inventory inside Solflare now covers 134 tokenized equities and ETFs (up from 130+ at the previous update), spanning major tech names, index ETFs, and individual sectors. The integration runs through Kraken, which issues and backs the xStock tokens through Payward Digital Solutions Ltd., holding a digital asset business license from the Bermuda Monetary Authority.

Each xStock is backed 1:1 by an underlying real share held with a licensed custodian, issued as an SPL token on Solana by Backed Finance. Solflare's xStocks support includes RFQ-safe liquidity, clearer fee transparency labels, market-price warnings, slippage gates, and full analytics across the trade flow. The integration is live on both mobile and the browser extension.

xStocks as a product have accumulated $25 billion in total transaction volume across centralized and decentralized venues since launch, with more than $225 million in aggregate AUM and over 80,000 unique on-chain holders as of the most recent Kraken figures.

Tokenized stocks are not available to users in the US, Canada, UK, or Australia under current xStocks access rules, a restriction that applies regardless of which wallet distributes them.

Cards Borrow: Spend USDC Without Selling SOL

Cards Borrow is live on mobile inside the Solflare Cards experience. The feature lets users deposit SOL as collateral and borrow USDC automatically at the point of card payment, with the borrowed amount drawing only when a transaction fires rather than carrying pre-borrowed debt.

The mechanism runs on Kamino Finance KMNO$0.027+4.6% lending infrastructure. Deposited SOL earns variable supply APY immediately. Liquidation risk applies if the loan-to-value ratio exceeds 75%. Both supply and borrow APY are variable and market-dependent.

The update adds a Borrow Dashboard, collateral add/withdraw flows, a repay interface, a Money Tab widget, and an Active Borrow widget. A June 20 article covered the initial Card Borrows announcement; this update completes the full mobile rollout with the borrowing dashboard and widget suite.

Google Pay Onramp for US Users

US users can now buy SOL and other supported tokens using Google Pay through Solflare's mobile app. The feature appears in the Fast Crypto Buys section and also updates the Single Token Page onramp flows. Google Pay joins the existing onramp options available through Solflare's buying interface.

Solflare describes it as an addition to expand direct buying options for US mobile users; it goes live on mobile only.

Solflare Packs: On-Chain Trading Cards with Physical Redemption

Solflare Packs launched on June 11, 2026, through a partnership with Collector Crypt, a Solana-based trading card marketplace that crossed $1 billion in lifetime trading volume earlier this year. The feature is available on both mobile and the browser extension.

Users browse and open graded physical trading cards through their wallet. Each card exists as an NFT on-chain while the physical copy is stored in Collector Crypt's vault. After revealing a pack, users can hold the digital NFT, sell it back to Collector Crypt through a 72-hour buyback window, or request the physical card shipped to their home.

Card categories include Pokemon, One Piece, and sports cards. Collector Crypt continues expanding the available IP.

Vidor Gencel, Solflare's co-founder, said in the Packs announcement that "users can discover and open real graded cards, hold them on-chain, sell them back instantly, or ship the physical card" to their address. A separate Collector Crypt partnership article covered the broader Solana trading card category in June.

Staking, Prediction Markets, and Platform Improvements

The staking minimum drops to 1 SOL in this update, down from a higher threshold, with merge transaction support and partial unstake improvements shipping alongside it. Both mobile and the browser extension carry these changes.

Prediction markets inside Solflare received a full redesign: event detail pages, buy forms, live scores, event cards, and portfolio cards are all updated for a cleaner interface. The feature is live on mobile only.

The update also includes swap and market improvements (better routing, input handling, insufficient SOL detection, and rugcheck fixes), plus an X Feed upgrade that now supports clickable links and X Articles inside the wallet. A round of performance and reliability work covers PostHog data handling, Braze push notification support, Seed Vault signing fixes, and onboarding improvements.

The updates arrive as the market they address is at record scale. Solana recorded $1.04 billion in 7-day tokenized equity volume earlier this month, the first blockchain to cross that weekly threshold. The xStocks expansion and Cards Borrow add supply and DeFi utility on the same wallet that serves over 4 million monthly active users.