Real World Asset Platforms

Orca added permissioned pools for tokenized real-world assets in May 2026, restricting certain assets to approved investors. Eligibility rules are set by the issuer and enforced onchain. The first issuer was commodity tokenization firm Streamex with GLDY, a gold-linked security, and Orca has since announced that DAWN's USD.infra token is coming to the platform. Issuers of regulated tokens that need a secondary market with investor restrictions are the main audience, together with eligible investors who want to trade those tokens on a Solana AMM. Access is the constraint: users must complete KYC before they can buy, hold or trade the restricted tokens. The product is also new, having started with a single issuer.

Byreal treats real-world assets as a first-class trading category, supporting more than 20 tokenized equities — including NVDAx, CRCLx, SPCX, and SNDK — alongside commodities such as gold (XAUt0), silver, and oil. The platform holds the deepest liquidity layer for the XAUt0-USDT pair on Solana and makes all RWA markets accessible 24/7 with on-chain settlement guarantees. Through an integration with Hyperliquid, Byreal also offers leveraged perpetual contracts on RWA price feeds at up to 50x leverage, enabling continuous exposure outside traditional market hours. Byreal describes itself as "the ultimate liquidity layer built for real assets," positioning its hybrid dual-execution engine as infrastructure suited for institutional-grade RWA trading. Strategic RWA partnerships include xStocksFi, Backpack, Tether Gold, and Sunrise. The platform has built over 40 partnerships across RWA, AI, DeFi, and infrastructure sectors since its October 2025 mainnet launch, aligning with Solana's growing positioning as a primary chain for tokenized financial assets.

Raydium is the main on-chain venue for tokenized stocks on Solana, with stock tokens such as TSLAx and SPYx trading in its liquidity pools at any hour. In July 2026 Raydium added permissioned pools for regulated assets, where the issuer decides which wallets may trade, and Superstate was the first partner. A token that needs ID checks can therefore use Raydium's pools without the issuer building an exchange of its own. This suits traders who want stock exposure while Wall Street is closed, and issuers that need gated liquidity for a regulated token. A tokenized stock is not the share itself: xStocks, for example, track the price but carry no voting rights. Liquidity providers should also know that a concentrated position can be frozen when the issuer freezes the token inside it.

Kamino Finance is a venue for borrowing against tokenized real-world assets on Solana. Most of this collateral sits in isolated markets, each with its own curator, oracles and caps, so a market for the home-equity-backed PRIME token does not expose Kamino's main market. In September 2026 Kamino launched markets for USD.AI's GPU-loan-backed sUSDai and for tGBP, a regulated sterling stablecoin. Tokenized stocks and Superstate's tokenized funds can be used as collateral too. Holders of yield-bearing RWA tokens who want to borrow stablecoins against them, or run a leveraged loop through Multiply, will get the most from it. The trade-off is that RWA collateral carries issuer, legal and redemption risk on top of Kamino's own smart contract risk. Some RWA markets and the Institutional Yield vaults also require KYC, so not every market is open to every user.

Coinflow is a payment service provider that lets merchants take cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, ACH and bank transfers at checkout, then settles the proceeds as USDC in the merchant's on-chain treasury within minutes of approval. It holds PCI DSS Level 1 Service Provider certification, is SOC 2 compliant, and indemnifies merchants against chargebacks once its fraud layer approves a payment. Solana apps such as gaming studios and NFT marketplaces get the most from Coinflow when their users want to pay by card without owning USDC. Hosted forms, React components and mobile SDKs keep integration light. The trade-off is chain coverage: beyond Solana, Coinflow supports only Ethereum, and merchants who want fiat on their books must opt for daily ACH pushes instead.

Squads runs stablecoin payment rails alongside its multisig. Altitude is a global business account that accepts ACH, Wire and SEPA deposits, handles multi-currency balances including EURC, pays bills and pays out to traditional bank accounts, and in 2026 it acquired Acctual to automate invoices and accounts payable for multi-entity businesses. Grid is a stablecoin API for developers adding accounts, payments, card issuance and yield, with gasless transactions through partners such as Privy. Companies that want to move money outside legacy banking, and developers building consumer payment apps on Solana, are the natural fit. Altitude only launched in May 2025, so the payments side has a much shorter track record than the formally verified Squads multisig program.

Helio is a Solana-native crypto payment processor that lets merchants accept digital assets through shareable Pay Links, an embeddable checkout widget, recurring subscriptions and the Solana Pay for Shopify integration. MoonPay acquired Helio in January 2025 for $175 million, and the product now runs as MoonPay Commerce, with settlement in crypto, stablecoins, or USD and EUR via auto-offramp. Online stores and creators who want crypto checkout without building blockchain infrastructure will get the most from Helio, particularly Shopify sellers. The trade-off is cost: Helio charges a flat 2% per payment (1% for HelioX Pass holders), plus 0.25% for token swaps and 0.50% for auto-offramp, which is not far below what card processors charge.

Ondo Finance turns US Treasuries, money market funds and US-listed stocks into transferable tokens, and its two Treasury products, USDY and OUSG, are both live on Solana mainnet. OUSG is backed by on-chain money market funds from BlackRock, State Street, Franklin Templeton and Fidelity, and mints and redeems around the clock in USDC above a $5,000 minimum. Ondo Global Markets, launched in September 2025, adds tokenized exposure to more than 260 US equities and ETFs. Investors who want Treasury yield or stock exposure without brokerage hours or multi-day settlement will get the most from Ondo Finance. Eligibility depends on who you are, though: OUSG is limited to accredited investors and qualified purchasers, and the stock tokens mainly target non-US investors.

Chainlink provides the data, compliance and cross-chain plumbing that banks and asset managers use to bring tokenized funds and securities onchain. UBS ran a production tokenized fund workflow with its uMINT token on Chainlink's Digital Transfer Agent standard, JPMorgan's Kinexys used it for cross-chain delivery-versus-payment, and the Automated Compliance Engine handles compliance for tokenized assets. On Solana, the xStocks platform moves tokenized stocks and ETFs to and from Ethereum through CCIP, and Maple's syrupUSD takes cross-chain deposits the same way. Institutions weighing Solana for tokenized products will recognise the provider, though many of Chainlink's headline bank pilots ran on other public or permissioned chains rather than Solana.

Streamflow's payroll feature pays team members and contractors in continuous token streams, so funds flow in real time instead of arriving as a monthly manual transaction. Each stream runs from an on-chain contract, giving both payer and recipient a public record of what has been paid and what is still to come. Crypto-native teams that already hold a treasury in tokens and pay contributors from it are the natural users. Streamflow moves on-chain tokens only, so anyone who needs fiat payroll, invoicing or off-ramps will need other services alongside it, and payroll is one part of a wider token-distribution platform rather than a dedicated payments product.

Nosana is a DePIN network on Solana that turns idle GPUs into rentable AI compute. GPU owners register as hosts, stake NOS tokens to join the grid and earn NOS for completed jobs, while Solana programs handle node registration, job matching and reward settlement. The mainnet marketplace opened on January 14, 2025, and the network reports more than 50,000 independent GPU hosts since then. GPU owners with consumer or prosumer cards that sit unused will find the clearest path to earning here, since supported hardware starts at an NVIDIA RTX 3060. The stake requirement is the catch: a host has to hold and lock NOS before taking work, so earnings and capital at risk both depend on a token whose reward emissions were reworked by governance in 2025 to track actual network usage.

Huma Finance targets the capital inefficiency in global payment infrastructure, where businesses must pre-fund SWIFT accounts and hold idle capital for days awaiting settlement. Its PayFi network provides on-chain stablecoin liquidity to licensed payment providers and financial institutions, enabling immediate settlement of cross-border payments, card transactions, and B2B trade finance obligations. The April 2024 merger with Arf — a Circle-backed cross-border settlement platform — brought a network of licensed payment providers as the primary origination layer for Huma's liquidity pools. The combined entity joined the Circle Payments Network in October 2025, with a GeoSwift partnership adding real-time marketplace settlement capability in August 2025. Backed by the Solana Foundation, Circle, and Galaxy Digital, Huma processed over 7 billion dollars in payment financing transactions by 2026.

Swissborg excels in the crypto payments and transactions space by providing a seamless fiat-to-crypto gateway with their Smart Engine technology. The platform optimizes transaction execution by analyzing multiple liquidity sources and payment routes, ensuring users get the best possible rates for their trades and transfers. The app's integration with various payment methods and banking systems makes it a versatile solution for users looking to move between traditional and crypto financial systems.The platform's focus on security and compliance, combined with its intuitive interface, makes crypto transactions accessible to a broader audience. Users can easily track their transaction history, manage recurring payments, and monitor exchange rates in real-time. The app also features advanced security measures including biometric authentication and multi-signature capabilities, providing peace of mind for users conducting regular crypto transactions.

Parcl brings real estate on-chain as price exposure rather than as tokenized property. Parcl Labs, a separate data company, aggregates housing information from more than 5,000 sources into median price-per-square-foot indices for city-level markets, and those indices are published on Solana through Pyth Network oracles. Users then take long or short positions against the indices with USDC. That makes Parcl a fit for people who want to take a view on home prices in a particular city without buying a property, and for forecasters: a January 2026 partnership with Polymarket uses Parcl's daily indices to settle markets on U.S. city home price movements. The trade-off is that the exposure is synthetic. A Parcl position carries no ownership of any physical asset, and the trading side is a leveraged futures venue, which is a different kind of risk from holding a tokenized asset.

Gamba stands out as a leading prediction market and betting platform on Solana, providing a comprehensive protocol for creating and operating provably fair betting games. The platform's innovative approach combines automated liquidity provision with verifiable random number generation, enabling instant settlement of bets while maintaining complete transparency in game outcomes. The protocol's architecture supports high-frequency betting transactions with sub-second finality, leveraging Solana's high throughput capabilities.The platform introduces several unique features including a bonus token system for player rewards and a built-in jackpot mechanism that accumulates portions of betting activity. Developers can leverage Gamba's SDK to create custom betting applications with pre-built UI components and mobile integration tools, while players benefit from provably fair gaming mechanics and transparent odds. The protocol's liquidity pool system enables instant settlement of bets while distributing risk across multiple participants, creating a sustainable ecosystem for both players and liquidity providers.

Hivemapper is a DePIN network on Solana that pays everyday drivers in HONEY tokens for street-level imagery captured by a Bee dashcam, which its AI pipeline turns into map features such as road signs, lane markings and construction zones. Since launching in November 2022, contributors have mapped more than 21 million unique kilometres of road, and enterprise buyers including HERE, TomTom, Mapbox and Lyft purchase the data, burning HONEY in the process. Drivers who want to earn from routes they already drive will get the most from Hivemapper, as will anyone studying how burn-and-remint token economics link real customer demand to contributor pay. The trade-off is that earnings are not flat: Hivemapper rewards shrink on well-mapped roads and depend on regional coverage, route freshness and footage quality.

Zebec's ZePIN system represents a significant advancement in physical infrastructure for crypto payments on Solana. The platform offers specialized point-of-sale devices that bridge the gap between digital assets and brick-and-mortar retail, enabling merchants to accept cryptocurrency payments with the same ease as traditional payment methods.The integration with Zebec's broader payment infrastructure ensures reliable transaction processing and settlement, while their multi-chain support provides flexibility for merchants. ZePIN's hardware solutions are designed for durability and ease of use in retail environments, featuring secure transaction processing and real-time payment confirmation. The system's ability to handle streaming payments and traditional transactions makes it a versatile solution for merchants looking to adopt crypto payments.

Sphere is a stablecoin payment infrastructure company whose SpherePay platform gives businesses one API for fiat-to-stablecoin conversion, embedded KYC and KYB checks, and payouts to bank accounts in more than 160 markets. Solana is a primary network, and the platform supports USDC, USDT and EURC alongside ACH, wire, SEPA and PIX rails, with SWIFT USD payouts added in June 2026. Fintechs, payroll platforms, neobanks and payment service providers that would otherwise stitch together a compliance vendor, an on-ramp and a local banking partner will get the most from SpherePay. It is built for businesses rather than individuals: every customer must pass KYC or KYB before a transfer, and fiat support is limited to USD, EUR and BRL.

Homebase is a real estate platform on Solana that lets individuals buy fractional shares of single-family rental homes and receive their portion of the rent each month in USDC. Its first offering, in March 2023, was a $235,000 rental home in McAllen, Texas, which raised $246,800 from 38 investors in under two weeks. A second home in the same area followed that June. Homebase handles tenant screening and maintenance itself. It makes most sense for retail investors who want rental income without becoming landlords, including people new to crypto, since rent can be withdrawn to a bank account through CoinFlow. Offerings are sold under a Regulation D exemption, so buyers must pass KYC and cannot resell a property token for a year. The documented track record is also short: two properties, both from 2023.

BAXUS is a Solana marketplace where rare and collectible spirits and wines trade as real-world assets. Each bottle is held in a climate-controlled vault and paired with a Solana NFT that records who owns it, so the token changes hands while the bottle stays where it is. At Solana Breakpoint 2025 the company announced partnerships with Diageo, Cutter Group and Bardstown Bourbon Company to extend the same model to barrels of spirits still aging in warehouses. It makes most sense for collectors who want a quicker way to sell a valuable bottle than an auction house, and who would prefer to sign in with an email address than manage a wallet. Payment can be made by credit card, ACH, wire transfer or USDC. The trade-off is cost: BAXUS takes a 10% commission on completed sales and charges ongoing storage fees on everything left in the vault.

Helium Network is a community-built wireless network where individuals and venues deploy hotspots and earn HNT, a Solana SPL token, for verified coverage and the data they carry. It runs two layers: a LoRaWAN network for IoT devices and a Wi-Fi network that offloads smartphone traffic for carriers and for Helium Mobile, its own MVNO. Since HIP 138 went live in January 2025, HNT has been the only reward token across both networks, and the August 2025 halving cut annual issuance to 7.5 million HNT. Helium suits hosts with a good indoor or outdoor location who want to earn from shared connectivity. The trade-off is that rewards have shifted toward data actually transferred, so a hotspot in a low-traffic spot earns far less than one in a busy venue.

Render Network is one of the larger DePIN projects on Solana, using the chain to coordinate and pay a worldwide network of GPU owners who rent out spare capacity for rendering and AI jobs. By mid-2026 the network counted roughly 5,600 active GPU nodes, and it has rendered more than 63 million frames since launch. GPU owners with hardware that sits idle between their own workloads are the natural providers here, earning RENDER emissions in proportion to the compute they complete under a Burn-Mint Equilibrium model. Render Network covers GPU compute only, and provider earnings are paid in RENDER, so their value moves with the token rather than staying fixed.

ALL.ART has moved from NFT trading into real-world asset tokenization on Solana, partnering with Virtus Winery in February 2025 to tokenize the Credo 2013 vintage wine as a tradeable digital asset. The same infrastructure powers blockchain certificate verification, deployed with Coca-Cola HBC in 2024 so documents can be checked without a central authority. Brands and producers looking to put physical goods or certificates on-chain are the clearest fit for ALL.ART here. Its RWA track record is still a small number of named partnerships, though, and it does not offer the yield-bearing or institutional financial assets that other RWA platforms on Solana focus on.

Solayer Pay is a crypto-native Visa card that lets holders spend stablecoins at conventional merchants worldwide, offered in both virtual and physical tiers. Solayer reported more than 45,000 cardholders. The card suits stablecoin holders who want to pay for everyday purchases without first cashing out to a bank account, and it ties into the wider Solayer stack alongside sUSD. Solayer Pay works through the Visa card network rather than as an on-chain payment rail, so merchants receive ordinary card payments, not crypto settlement.

AgriDex puts physical agricultural trade on-chain: commodity sales and fractional farmland stakes settle in USDC on Solana, with fiat converted through Stripe's Bridge in 22 currencies. Founded in 2020 and co-led by former Trafigura commodities trader Henry Duckworth, it reports 100,000 tonnes of wheat and a $165,000 farmland sale in Zambia processed through the platform. For readers who want real-world assets tied to the physical economy rather than treasuries or equities, AgriDex is a working trade venue with crop insurance and trade finance modules alongside it. The trade-off is security assurance: no formal third-party audit or bug bounty is listed for the platform.

Credix Finance is a private credit marketplace on Solana where vetted fintech originators in Latin America tokenize real-world receivables and pledge them as collateral for USDC pools. Founded in 2021 by Thomas Bohner in Antwerp, the protocol remains deployed on Solana mainnet, and its repayments and distributions are handled by smart contracts. It makes most sense for readers studying how receivables-backed credit has been brought on-chain, or for USDC holders who want exposure to emerging-market lending rather than crypto-native collateral. The catch is momentum: by 2026 Credix's documentation points to CrediPay, a B2B credit product for Brazilian businesses, and its social accounts have been largely quiet since late 2024, so the open marketplace looks secondary to that newer product.

Credible Finance is a payment orchestration platform that lets merchants collect through local methods such as UPI, Pix and GCash and receive USDC or USDT the same day, instead of waiting two to five business days for the fiat to clear. An AI routing engine picks a payment provider for each transaction across 86+ payment methods in more than 42 markets and 37 currencies. Credible Finance is aimed at businesses that mainstream gateways often turn away, such as prediction markets, stablecoin fintechs, creator platforms, brokers and gaming apps. Its zero-fee stablecoin payment method, Creddy, was still in development as of mid-2026, so merchants hoping to avoid card fees entirely can't use it yet.

Crossmint is a payments platform that lets apps take card, Apple Pay and Google Pay top-ups into stablecoin wallets and cash stablecoins out to bank accounts through one API. Its Onramp went live worldwide on 2 September 2026 in more than 160 countries, with Crossmint running the ID checks and taking the loss when a card payment is later reversed. It also sells agent cards, agent wallets and Agent Checkouts so an AI agent can spend within preset limits. Fintechs, neobanks and AI agent builders that want stablecoin payments without getting crypto licences of their own are the natural fit, since Crossmint holds a MiCA licence in Spain and is registered as a Money Services Business in the US. Individuals cannot sign up directly, and Crossmint cannot reverse a token purchase once it is on-chain, so a disputed card charge has to go through the buyer's bank.

Hxro Network's Parimutuel Protocol represents a major innovation in decentralized betting markets on Solana, enabling customizable parimutuel betting markets for real-world events and on-chain data. The protocol utilizes secure oracles like Pyth Network for reliable outcome determination and automated settlement, while its shared liquidity pool model ensures fair distribution of winnings proportional to stake size. The platform stands out for its permissionless market creation capabilities, allowing any application to create custom betting markets for sports events, political elections, gaming tournaments, and more. With instant on-chain settlement, automated smart contract governance, and deep integration with Solana's high-performance infrastructure, Hxro's betting protocol delivers a secure and efficient prediction market experience that rivals traditional betting platforms.

As a crypto payment and transaction platform, Mayan Finance revolutionizes how users can move and exchange tokens across different blockchain networks through their intuitive single-click swap interface. Their Mayan Swap product simplifies what has traditionally been a complex process of cross-chain transactions, making it accessible to both retail and institutional users while maintaining competitive rates through their auction-based protocol.The platform's integration with Serum's order book ensures deep liquidity for transactions, while their innovative Cross-chain Auction Protocol optimizes transaction costs and efficiency. Since launching in 2023, Mayan Finance has processed over $470 million in transaction volume, demonstrating its reliability as a payment solution. The platform's emphasis on transparency through their swap explorer and commitment to user experience makes it a standout choice for users seeking seamless cross-chain payment capabilities.

Solcasino.io is a crypto casino and sportsbook that launched on Solana in December 2021 and takes wagers directly from web3 wallets. Its sportsbook covers soccer, basketball, hockey, boxing and MMA alongside esports such as League of Legends, CS2 and Dota 2, with live betting on selected fixtures. The same account also reaches more than 3,000 slots and table games, live dealer tables, poker and lootboxes. Solcasino.io operates under a Tobique Gaming Commission licence held by Three Gaming Limitada. Bettors who want sports, esports and casino play in one place, funded from a Solana wallet or one of 25-plus supported cryptocurrencies, are the natural audience. It is a licensed betting site running third-party casino content rather than an on-chain prediction market, and Casino.guru gives Solcasino.io a below-average Safety Index of 5.5 out of 10, citing unresolved player complaints and KYC delays of up to 38 days.

Sollong is pioneering the DePIN space on Solana by creating a decentralized distributed computing network that connects hardware resources both online and offline. Through its innovative architecture, Sollong enables users to contribute their spare computational resources to power AI workloads and earn rewards, while maintaining a permissionless and trustless environment secured by the Solana blockchain.The platform's physical infrastructure layer is particularly noteworthy for its ability to efficiently cluster computational power across distributed hardware nodes. This creates a robust network capable of handling complex AI tasks like cloud inferencing and specialized hardware integration, while the native SOLG token incentivizes hardware providers to maintain reliable service and participate in network governance. The mobile app interface makes it simple for users to both contribute resources and access the network's distributed computing power.

Slotana is an on-chain coin flip betting game on Solana: a player picks a token and a stake, flips, and doubles the wager on a win. Every flip is resolved inside the Solana program itself, with no off-chain oracle or API call deciding the outcome, so the full bet history can be checked on Solscan. Wagers are accepted in SOL, USDC, BONK, JUP, WEN and the project's own SLA token. Bettors who want a simple even-money wager straight from their own wallet, with no deposit and no extra wallet permissions requested, will get the most from it. Slotana is not a prediction market in the usual sense: there are no markets on real-world events, only the coin flip, and the project does not state a house edge percentage explicitly.

Degen Coin Flip is an on-chain betting arcade on Solana where players wager SOL on games of chance, starting with its original double-or-nothing coin flip and now including Crash, Towers, Spin and Coin Dozer. There are no deposits and no custody: a player connects a wallet, picks a bet size, and the smart contract settles the result in a single transaction, paying any winnings straight back to that wallet. Degen Coin Flip takes a 3.5% fee from winning coin flip payouts, and that fee is shared with holders of its Player Card NFTs. The platform makes most sense for bettors who want quick, simple wagers with every outcome recorded on the Solana ledger, not an account balance held by a casino. The trade-off is scope. These are house games with fixed odds, so there are no markets on sports, elections or other real-world events, and a losing bet forfeits the full stake.

Sovereign Coins, also called eFX, is the Etherfuse product line built for cross-border payments and remittances, and it sits alongside the company's tokenized government bonds. A single API handles the onramp from fiat to token, token-to-token swaps and the offramp to a bank transfer, with a sandbox for testing an integration before going live. Etherfuse says USD-to-MXN conversions cost one-tenth of what traditional banks charge and settle instantly. Remittance operators and fintechs moving money into Mexico stand to gain the most, since Etherfuse delivers this through an API and its main customers are businesses. That cost figure is the company's own claim, the only corridor it cites is dollar-to-peso, and customers have to complete KYC through a hosted verification flow.

In the realm of supply chain and traceability solutions on Solana, FarmTrack emerges as a pioneering platform that revolutionizes how agricultural products are tracked and verified. The platform's comprehensive approach combines IoT sensor networks with blockchain technology to create an end-to-end traceability system that monitors products from their origin on the farm through processing, distribution, and final delivery to consumers. This level of transparency helps prevent fraud, ensures food safety, and builds trust among supply chain participants.FarmTrack's supply chain management capabilities extend beyond simple tracking to include sophisticated data analytics and reporting features. The platform enables real-time monitoring of environmental conditions, batch tracking, and automated compliance reporting, all secured by Solana's high-performance blockchain. Stakeholders can access detailed supply chain insights through an intuitive interface, making it easier to identify inefficiencies, reduce waste, and optimize logistics operations. The platform's ability to integrate with existing supply chain systems while maintaining decentralized verification makes it a valuable tool for modern supply chain management.

DePlan was a Solana payments protocol that tried to replace flat monthly subscription fees with billing in proportion to use. Developers added its checkout SDK to offer a "Pay based on usage" option: subscribers deposited the full monthly amount upfront, an Intensity of Usage score tracked activity such as downloads, exports and frequency of use, and the unused share was returned automatically at month-end. Launched in late 2023, the project is now inactive, so it matters mainly to builders and researchers studying how usage-based subscription billing can be settled on-chain. Its main website is offline, no product release followed the DePlan 2.0 announcement at Breakpoint in September 2024, and no security audits of its contracts have been identified.

BetDEX is a peer-to-peer sports betting exchange on Solana where bettors back or lay outcomes against each other rather than against a bookmaker. Funds stay in the user's own wallet and settle through smart contracts on the Monaco Protocol, the open-source betting clearinghouse built by the BetDEX team. It went live on mainnet in November 2022 with a licence from the Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission, and charges 3% commission on net winnings. Experienced exchange bettors who have been limited or banned by sportsbooks will get the most from it, since BetDEX does not restrict winning accounts. The trade-off is scope and reach: markets cover sports such as football, tennis, cricket and esports rather than politics or crypto events, the order book and matching engine run off-chain, and the UK and US licences the company is pursuing have not been granted.

Shaga is a DePIN network on Solana that draws its supply from consumer gaming PCs rather than data-center GPUs. Owners install the node software and register the machine on-chain, and each node runs three modules: game streaming, game file sync and AI inference. Solana handles session coordination, usage tracking and reward settlement. It makes most sense for people with a capable gaming PC that sits idle most of the day and who want to put it to work. The trade-off is maturity. Shaga opened in an invite-only phase in March 2025, node operators are required to stake the SHAG token to take part, and that token's launch was postponed from its original August 2025 date, with contributions tracked as GLOB points in the meantime.

The Monaco Protocol stands out as one of the most sophisticated decentralized betting platforms on Solana, providing core infrastructure for prediction markets and betting exchanges. Its open-source protocol enables developers to create betting applications with features like non-custodial trading, best-price matching, and automated settlement - all powered by smart contracts on Solana's high-performance blockchain.The protocol's shared liquidity model sets it apart from traditional betting platforms by allowing multiple front-end applications to tap into the same liquidity pools, resulting in better odds and deeper markets for users. With features like partial matching, order cancellation, and smart risk management, Monaco creates a robust foundation for prediction market applications while maintaining low fees and fast settlement times thanks to Solana's infrastructure.

Hedgehog Markets is a permissionless prediction market on Solana and Eclipse where any user can open a Yes/No market on an event with a verifiable outcome, from elections and sports to crypto price levels. Trades run against a pooled automated market maker rather than an order book, so shares priced between $0.01 and $0.99 fill instantly and winning shares pay $1.00 at settlement. Hedgehog Markets charges a flat 2% trading fee, split between the protocol treasury and liquidity providers. It makes most sense for traders who want markets on niche questions that curated platforms don't list, and for cautious users drawn to its no-loss pools, where only the yield on a deposit is at stake and the principal comes back either way. The trade-off of open market creation is less quality control over which questions get listed, and the 2% fee adds up for anyone adjusting positions often.

Andrena is revolutionizing physical infrastructure networks through its innovative DAWN protocol on Solana. As a DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network) project, it enables users to share their internet bandwidth with others in exchange for cryptocurrency rewards, creating a decentralized alternative to traditional ISPs. The protocol leverages specialized hardware and software solutions to facilitate secure and efficient bandwidth sharing across its network.Users can participate by installing Andrena's hardware devices to become network nodes, earning $AND tokens for contributing bandwidth resources to the network. This creates a self-sustaining ecosystem where network growth is directly tied to participant rewards, while the underlying Solana blockchain ensures transparent and efficient reward distribution. The project's focus on physical infrastructure combined with blockchain incentives makes it a prime example of how DePIN projects can disrupt traditional service models.

375ai is a DePIN network on Solana that pays contributors to capture structured data about the physical world: traffic, pedestrian movement, environmental conditions and mobile signal strength. Coverage comes from two sources, fixed 375edge hardware nodes and the 375go phone app, and contributors earn the EAT token according to the quality, accuracy and uptime of what they supply. Mainnet launched in October 2025, and a partnership with Outfront Media gives the network access to 40,000 high-traffic sites across the United States. It makes most sense for people who want to join a DePIN network from a phone without buying hardware, and for businesses that need street-level data rather than wireless coverage or GPU compute. The trade-off is maturity: fixed nodes are live in Los Angeles with New York and Miami still being built out, and no security audit of the on-chain contracts had been disclosed at mainnet launch.

Smort introduces a groundbreaking lossless prediction market model to Solana, where users can participate in weekly price forecasting games without risking their principal. The platform enables users to stake SOL and receive smortSOL tokens, which they can then use to predict future price movements. Winners share prize pools generated from staking yields, creating an innovative risk-free prediction mechanism.What sets Smort apart in the prediction market space is its unique combination of staking yields and price forecasting. Users maintain exposure to their staked SOL while participating in prediction games, and incorrect predictions don't result in loss of principal. The platform also features robust oracle integration for accurate price feeds and a user-friendly interface that makes price prediction accessible to mainstream users. This innovative approach could redefine how prediction markets operate in DeFi.

SkyTrade treated low-altitude airspace as a real estate asset that could be recorded on Solana, letting homeowners and property companies register air rights and license them to drone operators. Its pre-seed round in July 2024 was co-led by Modular Capital and Portal Ventures, with the Solana Foundation taking part. Anyone following real world assets beyond bonds and funds will find SkyTrade a useful case study in what happens when a token depends on a legal right that isn't settled. Federal law gives the US government sovereignty over navigable airspace, and no federal statute lets homeowners collect fees for overflight. The company's main product is now Atlas, a drone governance platform for municipalities, and it is unclear whether Solana still underpins any part of it.

XP is a ticket resale marketplace that puts a real-world asset most people already buy, a seat at a live event, onto Solana. The company raised $6.2 million in seed funding in May 2025, led by Blockchange with participation from L1D and Reflexive, and the Solana Foundation has published a case study on its approach. Sales settle directly between buyer and seller on a public ledger, without the fee stack a traditional reseller adds on each side. Readers looking for an RWA project aimed at ordinary consumers and not at investors will find XP a useful example, since USDC is only an optional payment rail beside credit cards. There is no XP governance or utility token, and the inventory covers events in the United States and Canada only. The claim that prices run 20 to 30 percent below the big resale sites is the company's own positioning.

CUDIS is a DePIN project on Solana that treats health wearables as the network's hardware. People wear its smart ring or connect a tracker they already own, decide which biometric data to share, and earn $CUDIS tokens in return. Underneath the app sits the CUDIS Data Network: an identity layer for permissioned sharing, a DataHub marketplace where partners access aggregated health data, and processing nodes that handle it. The $CUDIS token launched on Solana in June 2025 with a fixed supply of one billion, after a $5 million seed round led by Draper Associates and Borderless Capital. CUDIS makes most sense for people who already track sleep and recovery and would rather share in the value of that data than leave it all with a device maker. Parts of the ecosystem are still early, though, and the token-gated Longevity Hub community remains in beta.

GPU RWA Vaults are how Compute Labs brings a physical asset on-chain. Each vault raises capital against a named hardware generation, such as NVIDIA H100s, H200s or B200s, buys the GPUs, places them in a partner's data center and passes rental income from AI companies back to token holders. The pilot vault opened in June 2025 with European provider NexGen Cloud, sized at one million dollars and backed by H200 GPUs. That makes Compute Labs a fit for people who already hold tokenized treasuries or real estate and want income tied to AI compute demand instead. It is a much younger asset type than either, with one completed pilot behind it, and the returns rest on enterprise rental agreements rather than a government or property claim. Plans to extend vaults to NEAR Protocol and Monad have been signalled, but Solana is the only primary deployment today.

Acre is Anagram's prediction market for residential real estate prices. Users make binary calls on whether an individual home will sell above or below its asking price, and Acre combines those calls into forward prices, giving more weight to participants with a better and more recent accuracy record. A second layer offers perpetuals on area-level prices that settle against the Case-Shiller and Zillow ZHVI indexes. The beta launched in July 2026 covering New York City, Westchester County and Fairfield County, which is the main constraint: anyone interested in other housing markets has nothing to trade yet. It suits people who want exposure to home prices, or a tradeable read on them, without buying property, since Acre deliberately does not tokenize ownership. The beta opened as a free tier, with real-money trading on 30-, 90- and 365-day positions planned to follow from fall 2026 at a $1 minimum.

Relay Protocol describes itself as cross-chain payments infrastructure: the plumbing that lets someone pay with tokens on one chain while the recipient or app receives funds on another within seconds. Each order settles on the purpose-built Relay Chain for roughly $0.005, and gasless execution is supported, so an app can sponsor transaction costs for its users. Developers are the natural audience here. Relay exposes a REST API, a JavaScript/TypeScript SDK, React hooks and a set of pre-built interface components called RelayKit, which a Solana application can use to accept or route tokens from other chains. Relay Protocol is infrastructure that other apps embed rather than a payments app in its own right, and its security model relies on Relay's own oracle attestations rather than on Solana itself.