Top Projects, (d)Apps and Tools on Solana

Glow Finance issues glowSOL, a liquid restaking token on Solana that wraps sSOL from Solayer's mega validator. Users deposit SOL and receive glowSOL, preserving liquidity while accruing restaking rewards. The flagship product at Glow's April 2025 launch is the Leveraged glowSOL Restaking Vault, which applies leverage through the platform's margin account system to amplify restaking yield and earn points from both the Glow and Solayer ecosystems. The vault is structured to be delta-neutral relative to SOL, though Glow's documentation explicitly flags liquidation risk if the glowSOL peg deviates or if high borrow rates compress yield. Blueprint Finance built this restaking layer on top of Jet Protocol's codebase acquired in October 2024. By March 2026, Glow had expanded vault offerings to include a curated USDT vault through a Perena partnership yielding approximately 5.84% APY.

Swapped.com is a regulated fiat-to-crypto gateway that enables users to purchase Solana and other digital assets using more than 40 payment methods spanning credit and debit cards, instant bank transfers, digital wallets including Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Revolut Pay, and local options such as GCash, ePay, and PaySafeCard. The platform operates across more than 150 countries, making it one of the more broadly accessible on-ramps for retail users who want to acquire SOL without an existing crypto balance. Transactions complete with non-custodial delivery, meaning purchased SOL goes directly to the buyer's specified wallet address rather than being held in a platform account. This approach lets users move from a local payment method to self-custodied Solana in seconds. The platform also supports the reverse flow: users can sell crypto and receive fiat settlements via bank transfer, typically within one to three business days. Published fee benchmarks show approximately 4.02% for credit card purchases and 2.42% for bank transfers, with rates varying by method and country. Swapped aggregates multiple liquidity and payment-processing partners behind a single interface, providing competitive pricing without requiring users to navigate several services. With over three million reported users and a Trustpilot rating above 4.6, Swapped positions itself as a reliable entry and exit point for Solana users moving between traditional payment rails and the Solana network.

Guarda is a non-custodial, multi-chain cryptocurrency wallet that lets users store, swap, and manage digital assets across more than 70 blockchains — including Solana — from a single interface. Founded in 2017, it has earned a 4.2–4.3 out of 5 rating on Trustpilot from over 2,100 reviews, reflecting sustained user trust over nearly a decade. Private keys are generated locally on the user's device and never transmitted to Guarda's servers, making it a genuine self-custody solution. No account registration is required to create a wallet, and the same wallet is accessible across web, desktop, mobile, and browser extension surfaces using an encrypted backup tied to a user-set password. On Solana specifically, Guarda supports SOL storage, SPL token management, sending and receiving assets, fiat purchasing via Visa, Mastercard, or Apple Pay, and real-time portfolio tracking. The Chrome and Brave browser extension enables connection to Solana-based Web3 dApps, while Ledger Nano S and Nano S Plus integration lets users sign transactions with hardware-level key security — including during staking and swap operations. Mobile apps add biometric login via Face ID and Touch ID. For users managing crypto across multiple ecosystems who want a single, non-custodial interface that covers Solana alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum, and dozens of other networks, Guarda offers broad multi-chain reach with a long operating track record.

xStocks is a tokenized-equities framework by Backed Finance that issues 1:1-backed SPL tokens representing US stocks and ETFs on Solana, with DeFi composability through Raydium, Jupiter, and Kamino.

Spendly differentiated itself in the crypto card market through a no-KYC policy, allowing users to obtain and use a virtual Mastercard without submitting identity documents. This privacy-first approach made it appealing to cryptocurrency holders who valued transactional anonymity and wanted to avoid the disclosure requirements common at centralised exchanges and regulated card providers. The card supported Solana along with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Tether, giving users across multiple chains a way to spend their holdings without identity verification. Supported payment channels included Apple Pay and Google Pay, enabling tap-to-pay in everyday contexts. The absence of KYC placed Spendly alongside a small category of privacy-oriented prepaid card products on Solana, including SolCard and SolvoCard, that competed on anonymity rather than features. Its custodial structure meant users transferred crypto to Spendly's systems for conversion — a trade-off that centralised control in exchange for frictionless access. No on-chain programs were deployed; the privacy benefit came from the off-chain product design rather than cryptographic privacy techniques. Spendly launched in June 2025 and discontinued operations by mid-2026, leaving the no-KYC card niche on Solana without one of its entrants.

Dakota is a regulated stablecoin infrastructure platform designed to give crypto-native businesses a modern banking alternative built on payment rails rather than legacy depository infrastructure. Its core offering is a single API that handles wallet creation, fund custody, cross-border transfers, and on/off-ramp operations, routing payments over ACH, Fedwire, SWIFT, SEPA, and blockchain networks including Solana mainnet. When funds enter the platform they are automatically converted into DKUSD, Dakota's proprietary Treasury-backed stablecoin, ensuring that balances remain fully reserved and instantly movable at all times. The platform eliminates the need for businesses to negotiate separate arrangements with banking partners, custody providers, and blockchain infrastructure operators. Dakota's payment capabilities extend beyond simple transfers to support the full operational needs of fintech companies, DAOs, protocol teams, and AI companies requiring programmatic money movement. Zero-fee transfers on major fiat rails are available for qualifying accounts, and multi-rail routing means outbound payments automatically reach the most efficient settlement path for each destination. Developer SDKs for TypeScript and Go give engineering teams direct API access to wallet management, transaction policy enforcement, and KYC/KYB onboarding workflows. Operating as a FinCEN-registered money services business with licenses across multiple US states and expanding into the UK, EU, Singapore, and Latin America, Dakota brings regulated compliance infrastructure to the Solana ecosystem's large cohort of businesses that need a compliant counterpart for fiat-side operations.

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BVNK is enterprise stablecoin infrastructure acquired by Mastercard in August 2026 for up to $1.8B, processing $30B in annualized volume across 130+ countries via a single API connecting on-chain stablecoin rails to global fiat settlement.

LP Agent is an AI-powered liquidity management platform on Solana that automates every stage of AMM liquidity provisioning, from initial position entry through ongoing rebalancing to one-click exit. The platform connects directly to Meteora's Dynamic Liquidity Market Maker pools and Orca's concentrated liquidity DEX, analyzing real-time pool performance, fee yields, and market conditions to surface optimal price ranges calibrated to each user's risk tolerance. Its Copy LP feature lets users mirror the on-chain activity of top-performing liquidity providers, automatically replicating positions and adjustments in under five seconds via a delegated wallet model that isolates copy capital from main holdings. Zap-in and zap-out flows handle token swaps and liquidity deposits in a single transaction, removing the manual steps that make concentrated liquidity provisioning difficult for most retail participants.

Mad Squad is a free-to-play mobile action shooter on Solana built around hero-based PvP combat across three modes: Team Deathmatch, Control Point, and Robot Wars. Players choose from fifteen heroes in Attacker and Defender archetypes, each with unique abilities and cosmetic skins across four rarity tiers — Common, Rare, Epic, and Legendary. A robot combat layer lets players build and upgrade custom units for dedicated match types, with component choices shaping performance and damage accumulating between sessions until repaired. New players start with five Common heroes and one basic robot at no cost, with premium assets available through marketplace purchase or in-game earning. The game targets mobile accessibility with a sub-120 MB install optimized for low-end Android and iOS hardware.

Vertex was a Solana-native on-chain data indexing service, launched in April 2025, that aimed to make blockchain data queryable for program developers without requiring custom infrastructure. It targeted builders who needed structured access to on-chain state but lacked the resources to run full indexing pipelines. The project offered itself as a lower-cost alternative to enterprise-grade tools like The Graph's Substreams or Helius webhooks, framing accessibility and low operational overhead as its core differentiators. The core stack paired a Rust-based Geyser plugin — streaming real-time account updates and transactions from a Solana validator — with a NestJS indexer that processed and persisted those streams for querying. A testnet environment at app.vertex-sol.xyz let developers trial the service before a production deployment. The project addressed a genuine infrastructure challenge given Solana's high throughput, though it stalled at testnet stage and showed no signs of production activity by mid-2026.

KyberSwap enables cross-chain asset transfers across 26 blockchain networks in a single interface, including Solana, Bitcoin, Near, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, Avalanche, Berachain, and Mantle. Solana support was added in July 2025, extending cross-chain routing into the non-EVM ecosystem. Users can move assets such as SOL and USDC to other networks — or bring EVM assets onto Solana — without leaving the KyberSwap dashboard. A proprietary cross-chain solution, KyberCross, is planned as a future release that will use KyberSwap's native aggregator for each swap leg. The protocol's aggregator-first architecture means cross-chain flows leverage the best available liquidity on each leg of the route rather than relying on a single bridge mechanism. With over 420 liquidity sources integrated across the 26 supported networks, KyberSwap connects Solana's DEX ecosystem to the broader multi-chain DeFi landscape. The Smart Settlement upgrade (May 2026) further improves cross-chain execution quality through smarter on-chain path selection at the execution layer.

Murphy is an open-source SDK for Solana application developers, designed to eliminate the friction of wiring up common blockchain interactions from scratch. Launched in February 2025 under the MIT license, it provides a component registry of drop-in UI elements, swap primitives, wallet connectors for Phantom and WalletConnect, and NFT utilities — all written in TypeScript. The project positioned itself as an "OnchainKit," offering a cohesive set of ready-made building blocks so product teams could focus on application logic rather than low-level protocol plumbing. A companion Next.js example repository was published alongside the core SDK to lower the integration barrier for first-time users. Murphy emerged from a collaboration with the Send AI developer community and was born from a public call for better onboarding infrastructure on Solana. The main SDK repository accumulated 381 commits, 29 stars, and 15 forks before development wound down in mid-2025, and remains publicly accessible under its MIT license for teams that wish to fork or adapt its components. Murphy was also surfaced through the Colosseum hackathon project explorer, placing it among a cohort of developer tooling projects that emerged from Solana Foundation's 2024–2025 builder programs. Its TypeScript-first architecture, with typed interfaces throughout, made IDE autocomplete and static analysis practical for teams building modern Solana applications.

Nimbus is a multi-chain portfolio tracker and yield aggregator that consolidates on-chain holdings, DeFi positions, and NFT portfolios across Solana, SUI, TON, Eclipse, and other networks into a single dashboard. Founded in 2022 and serving tens of thousands of users, the platform surfaces financial-grade analytics including realized and unrealized PnL, Sharpe ratio, portfolio volatility, and money flow — metrics that go beyond what standard wallets or block explorers expose. Users can connect centralized exchange accounts from Binance, Coinbase, and Bybit alongside on-chain wallets to get a unified view of their full crypto holdings. On Solana, Nimbus tracks token and NFT holdings, open DeFi positions across protocols including Raydium and Orca, and transaction history with per-asset PnL breakdowns. The analytics depth is aimed at investors who want to evaluate their on-chain activity the way traditional finance analysts approach a portfolio, measuring risk-adjusted performance rather than just raw price changes. A yield farming suggestion feature draws on live APY data from integrated protocols to recommend where idle tokens could be deployed for passive income, rounding out a comprehensive asset management layer for multi-chain DeFi users.

CiFarm structured its social design around four core interactions — farm, help, visit, and steal — with the adversarial steal mechanic serving as the explicit retention driver. Players could visit allied farms to provide assistance, but the competitive option of raiding rivals' unprotected crops created ongoing social tension the developers described as central to daily engagement. The game backend was built on Nakama, an open-source game server framework that managed friends lists, multiplayer sessions, and leaderboards, providing the social infrastructure the steal mechanic depended on. Built as a Telegram mini-app, CiFarm aimed to leverage an existing social platform rather than requiring a standalone application, though development ceased in early 2025 before the social layer reached a public audience.

Crypto Fantasy League is a skill-based trading game on Solana that rewards players for their ability to read live cryptocurrency markets. Participants connect a Solana wallet, draft a squad of up to five tokens from a broad multi-blockchain pool, and compete in timed contests where rankings are determined entirely by how those tokens perform. Long or short positions can be taken on each selected token, and players choose a formation style — conservative, moderate, balanced, or aggressive — to reflect their market thesis before locking in their lineup. The central design principle is that winning depends on market knowledge, not on capital size or leverage. Reward opportunities are structured across multiple timeframes. Daily Rush and King of the Hill modes run every day, ensuring consistent prize pools are always open. A weekly leaderboard tracks cumulative performance and distributes prizes to the top 30 players every Monday, rewarding sustained accuracy over a full week of competition. A Missions section surfaces additional earning activities tied to platform engagement and competitive performance. Across all formats, entry stakes and winnings flow directly through user wallets via Solana, keeping custody with the player throughout.

Open-source passkey smart wallet infrastructure for Solana that replaces seed phrases with device biometrics, featuring role-based access control, session keys, gasless transactions via paymaster, and an audited on-chain program.

ZapFun is a browser gaming platform that layers Solana-based rewards onto HTML5 gameplay through an embedded wallet powered by Privy. Players access casual titles at games.zapfun.xyz without installing a Solana wallet extension — account creation via email or social login automatically provisions a non-custodial wallet behind the scenes. This frictionless onboarding lowers the barrier to entry for mainstream players new to blockchain earning, giving ZapFun broad accessibility across its stated 35-million-player audience spanning 23 languages. The platform sources its game library from GameDistribution, a major HTML5 licensing network, and delivers play-to-earn mechanics entirely inside the browser with no native app install or token purchase required to begin. Players accumulate on-chain Solana rewards through normal gameplay sessions, with the embedded Privy wallet handling all on-chain interactions transparently. ZapFun positions itself alongside emerging Solana browser gaming platforms that combine casual game accessibility with crypto-native earning mechanics, offering players a practical entry point into P2E without the complexity of traditional setups.

Maiker positioned itself as a yield-focused liquidity platform on Solana, aiming to help everyday users capture the fee income generated by decentralized exchange liquidity pools. Its core proposition — efficient LP for everyone — pointed toward a platform that would automate or simplify the process of entering yield-earning positions in Solana's concentrated liquidity and dynamic liquidity protocols, including those built on models pioneered by Meteora and Orca. Founded in April 2025, the project recognized that LP positions in CLMMs require active management to remain in range and continue earning fees, a challenge that limits participation from less experienced users. By emphasizing capital efficiency, Maiker sought to ensure that user funds deployed into liquidity pools were generating returns as productively as possible rather than sitting idle out of range or in inefficient configurations. This focus on maximizing yield from LP positions places Maiker squarely within the yield farming and staking category, where the goal is to help users put their assets to work earning continuous income streams on Solana's DeFi layer. The platform's accessibility angle suggested it was working to lower the knowledge threshold required to participate in these sophisticated yield strategies.

Fystack gives fintech companies and digital-asset businesses a production-ready stablecoin payment stack that can be deployed on private infrastructure without relying on centralized custodians. The platform handles payment checkout flows, auto-sweep consolidation, webhook delivery, and multi-chain deposit tracking for USDT and USDC across Solana and more than ten other blockchains. Its transaction policy engine allows teams to enforce spending limits, whitelist approved destination addresses, and require multi-party approvals before high-value transfers are processed. The combination of MPC key security and a unified payment API means businesses can accept and route stablecoin payments without building wallet infrastructure from scratch or paying volume-based custody fees. Solana features prominently in Fystack's product positioning, with dedicated blog posts on Solana's role in global payments and comparisons with Ethereum for enterprise stablecoin adoption. The platform's emphasis on low-fee, fast-settlement chains reflects an architectural preference for Solana in high-throughput payment scenarios. Named ecosystem participants include PrimePay, Superteam, and ApeScreener, indicating active deployment across payment and fintech contexts within the Solana ecosystem. Fystack's June 2026 security audit by Adevar Labs — covering authentication, payment workflows, wallet signing, and webhook delivery — provides fintech operators with documented remediation evidence to support compliance and due-diligence requirements.

Wind Network's wIndexer connects to Solana validators via the Geyser plugin interface, streaming live accounts, transactions, and program state into a distributed peer-to-peer indexing network in real time. Developer access is exposed through HTTP and WebSocket APIs compatible with standard Solana RPC interfaces, allowing existing applications to query Wind Network nodes without rewriting their integration layer. TypeScript and Rust SDKs, Docker support, and example client implementations are provided alongside WebSocket subscriptions for instant reaction to on-chain events. Wind Network positions wIndexer as a decentralized alternative to centralized RPC and indexing providers, arguing that distributing indexing across incentivized nodes reduces both cost and trust dependencies for Solana developers. Data propagates across nodes using the IPDM protocol — built on libp2p's gossipsub — designed for high-throughput, low-latency global distribution, supplemented by an edge caching layer for geographically distributed workloads. The repository also includes built-in Jito MEV tip routing and restaking support, extending the indexer's relevance to validators and MEV searchers.

Meme Kart is a Web3 kart racing game built on Solana that launched in April 2025, placing players behind the wheel as iconic internet meme characters including Doge, Pepe, Shiba Inu, and Wojak. The play-to-earn model rewards competitive performance: winning races, completing challenges, and placing in tournaments earns players KART tokens and NFT prizes. Seasonal championships were planned with prize pools and exclusive cosmetic rewards reserved for top finishers. Solana speed and low transaction fees underpin the reward distribution and in-game asset ownership mechanics. The native KART token served dual roles as both an in-game currency for purchasing upgrades and customization, and as a tradeable asset accumulated through competitive play. Kart NFT upgrades could be purchased or earned in-game, blending progression with decentralized asset ownership. Meme Kart was submitted to the Colosseum Breakout Hackathon 2025, a Solana-focused event supported by Superteam Vietnam, suggesting the project was at an early prototype stage. As of mid-2026 the project appears inactive, with its domain expired and no recent activity on official social channels.

Mattle.fun translates real Solana token trades into in-game combat power, creating a play-to-earn loop grounded in genuine on-chain activity rather than simulated mechanics. When a player executes trades, the platform converts that volume into Boosting Points allocated across four character statistics: Health, Armour, Speed, and Luck. Those statistics determine the player's starting position in the Mattle Run arena, where timed survival sessions reward those who last longest against escalating enemy waves. The arrangement means that both trading activity and player skill factor into earnings — one sets the baseline, the other determines the result. Rewards are structured around competitive seasons that reset the leaderboard on a regular cycle. Season 17, which launched in August 2026, distributes 500,000 $MATTLE and 100,000 $SKR tokens across the top-ranked runners. Earlier phases carried larger distributions — Phase 4 included a 5 million $MATTLE pool. Between seasons, daily quests provide smaller periodic rewards such as energy boosts, giving active players consistent earning opportunities outside the main competition. A guest mode allows newcomers to try the mechanics without a wallet, but connecting a Solana wallet is required to receive any rewards.

Brasil Bitcoin is a Brazilian centralized cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2018, offering spot trading across 150+ digital assets — including Solana and SOL-ecosystem tokens — alongside yield products, OTC trading, international remittances, and crypto bill payments for over 700,000 users.

Yellow Card is a licensed stablecoin payments infrastructure provider enabling cross-border money movement across 60+ countries, with deep fiat on/off-ramp coverage across 50+ currencies and support for USDC, USDT, and PYUSD on multiple blockchains including Solana.

Remitano is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchange founded in 2014 that connects buyers and sellers through escrow-protected trades across 50+ countries, with strong adoption in West Africa and Southeast Asia. Its native RENEC token has a wrapped SPL presence on Solana.

FoxWallet is a self-custody, multi-chain Web3 wallet supporting 100+ blockchains including Solana, Bitcoin, and Ethereum, available as a mobile app and Chrome extension.

NoOnes is a global P2P crypto marketplace and super app for buying, selling, swapping, and cashing out digital assets — including SOL — via 500+ payment methods across 190+ countries, with a focus on the Global South.

AEON is a multi-chain crypto payment orchestration layer that abstracts blockchain complexity to enable real-world merchant payments, AI agent commerce, and global fiat settlement, with Solana among its supported networks.

CoinEx's OnChain trading feature allows account holders to trade tokens listed on decentralized exchanges on Solana, Ethereum, and BNB Chain directly from the CoinEx interface, without requiring an external wallet or bridging funds. It functions as a CEX wrapper around DEX liquidity, giving CoinEx users access to long-tail Solana tokens and other decentralized markets alongside their centralized holdings from a single account. Solana's broad DEX token ecosystem becomes reachable to CoinEx's reported base of over 10 million registered users through this integration. Unlike using a standalone DEX, OnChain trading does not require users to manage private keys or interact with on-chain wallets directly. Assets remain within the CoinEx account framework while the exchange routes trades through the underlying DEX protocols on supported chains. This design offers Solana DEX exposure to traders who prefer the custody model and familiar interface of a centralized exchange.

BingX operates a centralized spot market covering more than 860 tokens across 500+ trading pairs. Assets range from large-cap cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana to emerging altcoins and Solana ecosystem meme coins surfaced through its LaunchHub discovery section. Spot trading fees begin at 0.1% for both maker and taker orders and step down to 0.005% at the Supreme VIP tier based on 30-day volume and account balance. A demo trading environment is available at zero cost, lowering the barrier for users exploring the platform before committing capital. Minimum deposit requirements start at one USD, maintaining accessibility alongside the broad token selection. BingX's spot market serves over 20 million registered users across 185 countries and functions as the primary onramp for users accessing Solana-native tokens and meme coins through the exchange.

TokenPocket is a self-custody, multi-chain wallet supporting Solana

KUB Chain is an EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain developed by Bitkub Blockchain Technology Co., Ltd. as the infrastructure layer for a decentralized economy across Southeast Asia. Rebranded from Bitkub Chain in March 2025, the network supports full nodes, archive nodes, and validator nodes, with a cross-chain bridge connecting it to Ethereum and other EVM networks. The developer toolkit includes Hardhat, Foundry, Remix, and MetaMask compatibility alongside an SDK suite, documentation center, and developer grants program. KUB Chain uses Proof of Stake consensus and is transitioning from a company-controlled validator set to an open Super Node model that allows external partners and community participants to secure the network. The July 2025 Lausanne Upgrade reduced slashing penalties to lower entry costs for new validators and broaden participation. The throughput roadmap targets 500,000 transactions per block, up from the current 25,000, aiming to position KUB Chain competitively against high-performance networks at scale.

Bitfinex is one of the oldest professional cryptocurrency exchanges, founded in 2012, offering spot, margin, derivatives, and OTC trading across 250+ assets including SOL, with zero trading fees introduced in late 2025.

Coin98 Super Wallet is a non-custodial multi-chain wallet supporting

CoinMENA is a regulated cryptocurrency exchange for the Middle East and North Africa built around a compliance-first model. The company holds a Central Bank of Bahrain Category-3 crypto asset service provider license and became the first Sharia'a-compliant exchange to receive CBB authorization. It subsequently obtained a full VARA license from Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority in December 2023 and an EU regulatory license in January 2022. This multi-license architecture makes CoinMENA one of the few MENA-based exchanges holding active regulatory authorizations across Bahrain, Dubai, and the EU simultaneously. The Sharia'a compliance certification broadens its addressable market across the Gulf Cooperation Council, where retail users seek Islamic finance-compliant financial products. Its licensing stack was central to the $240 million acquisition by Turkish exchange Paribu in December 2025, with CBB and VARA authorizations cited as primary deal drivers.

Web3 e-commerce for spending 100+ cryptos on 160M products.

Stables is an API-first B2B infrastructure platform enabling developers and businesses to build compliant stablecoin payment products without sourcing separate compliance, banking, and blockchain vendors. The platform abstracts wallet management, chain selection, KYC and KYB verification, sanctions screening, AML monitoring, and on-chain transaction execution behind standard REST endpoints, reducing multi-vendor complexity to a single integration. It is SOC 2 certified, operates at a 99.99 percent uptime SLA, and provides a full sandbox environment mirroring production for developer testing before go-live. In May 2026, Stables integrated USDT0, a cross-chain USDT standard operating across more than 20 blockchain networks, making the underlying chain invisible to API consumers and eliminating bridge risk. A Model Context Protocol server allows AI agents to initiate and monitor payments autonomously without a human in the payment loop, targeting autonomous commerce use cases where AI systems need to settle invoices or move liquidity independently. Customers including Infinex, PayAtom, Coinut, DFNS, and Access Bank use this infrastructure layer across Asia and the Middle East and North Africa.

TrustKeys Network is a Web3 SuperApp combining a non-custodial multi-chain wallet, hybrid exchange, and end-to-end encrypted messaging under a decentralized account model. The TRUSTK token runs primarily on BNB Smart Chain with additional deployments on Ethereum and Solana.

AI-powered X (Twitter) account automation platform that runs fully autonomous social media presences for Solana projects — handling posts, replies, and community engagement — through a no-code dashboard.

ReFi Hub tokenizes operating solar and clean energy infrastructure on Solana, enabling investors to fund real-world assets and receive monthly USDC distributions from electricity revenue.

3NS formalizes the intersection of AI agents and blockchain infrastructure through its open-source Agent Domain Protocol (ADP), published under MIT license at github.com/3nsai. The protocol defines a structured standard for attaching AI logic to blockchain domains and making that intelligence discoverable across networks, addressing what agent-to-agent trust and identity should look like on-chain. ADP is deliberately framework-agnostic, supporting implementations built with LangChain, Google GenKit, Autogen, CrewAI, Fetch.ai, Ollama, and OpenWebUI. The open-source TypeScript ADP implementation gives developers tools for building agent-enabled domains and connecting them cross-chain. Workflow automation integrates with N8N and ActivePieces for both no-code drag-and-drop and programmatic agent configurations. A WebRTC-based agent-to-agent communication layer is in private development, reflecting ongoing research into trustless machine coordination at the protocol layer.

FinchPay is a regulated fiat-to-crypto on-ramp and off-ramp supporting

BitDelta is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange launched in 2023, serving 2M+ users across 130+ countries with spot trading, derivatives, copy trading, and its native BDT utility token.

Quidax is a Nigerian-founded cryptocurrency exchange established in 2017, serving retail users and businesses across Africa with locally denominated trading and cross-border payment rails. The platform supports more than 75 digital assets traded in African currencies including the Nigerian Naira, Ghanaian Cedi, and Kenyan Shilling. In 2025, Quidax secured full Virtual Asset Service Provider status from the Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission, making it one of the most compliance-forward crypto platforms operating on the continent. Its commercial offering spans retail exchange, a B2B Crypto API, a Quidax Visa card for in-store cryptocurrency conversion, and stablecoin settlement infrastructure covering more than 21 countries and 14 currencies. As of mid-2026, more than 5,000 businesses use the platform across payments, remittance, banking, and gaming. Solana is a supported spot trading pair on the exchange, and the team has announced plans to bridge the native QDX token to the Solana network.

LCX has built MiCA compliance into a standalone line of business, having authored 63 MiCA-compliant crypto-asset white papers filed with the European Securities and Markets Authority. The company states this figure represents approximately 9% of all white papers in the ESMA registry. LCX also publishes a MiCA guidance hub covering regulatory structure, compliance timelines, and template documentation for issuers navigating European requirements. Liberty Chain, LCX's Layer-2 blockchain on Optimism's OP Stack, embeds compliance controls at the infrastructure level rather than relying on off-chain intermediaries. Issuers can enforce KYC requirements on token holders, apply jurisdictional wallet restrictions, and maintain real-time token holder registries on-chain. The exchange itself operates under Liechtenstein's TVTG and holds regulated entities across three jurisdictions.

Tokocrypto is Indonesia's first Bappebti-registered and OJK-supervised cryptocurrency exchange, founded in 2018 and backed by Binance, supporting 400+ digital assets with its native BEP-20 TKO token powering fee discounts, DeFi, and NFT services.

Tapbit is a centralized cryptocurrency exchange launched as Billance in 2021 and rebranded in 2022. It specializes in USDT-margined perpetual futures with up to 150x leverage and offers spot trading across 490+ tokens, including SOL/USDT perpetual futures.

Bitunix holds MSB registrations with FinCEN in the United States, FINTRAC in Canada, and AUSTRAC in Australia, plus a virtual asset service provider license from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas and a bitcoin service provider registration with the Banco Central de Reserva de El Salvador. KYC is tiered: Level 0 users cannot withdraw, Level 1 unlocks up to 2 million USDT daily, and Level 2 extends that to 5 million USDT per day. Despite holding US and Australian MSB registrations, the exchange does not currently permit residents of those countries to open trading accounts. For transaction monitoring, Bitunix integrated Elliptic KYT for real-time blockchain surveillance to flag fraud, stolen funds, darknet activity, and sanctioned entities, supporting AML and counter-terrorism financing obligations. Monthly Proof of Reserves confirmed by Merkle Tree attestation verifies at least 1:1 backing of all user deposits. The exchange was placed on the French financial regulator warning list in March 2025 and holds no MiCA authorization in the European Economic Area.

ChangeNOW's standard crypto-to-crypto exchange service requires no account creation, email address, or identity verification. Transactions are tracked by wallet address and a generated exchange ID rather than user profiles, allowing anyone to swap among more than 1,500 cryptocurrencies across 110+ blockchains without submitting personal information. This no-KYC design positions ChangeNOW as an accessible option for users who prioritize financial privacy in their on-chain activity. Beyond the baseline no-registration model, ChangeNOW has added explicit privacy features including private on-chain transfers, described as a privacy-routing mechanism for transaction obfuscation. The platform's automated AML screening operates on the back end, triggering identity verification only for transactions flagged as high-risk, with refunds available to users who decline. For Solana users, this means SOL and SPL token swaps from any supported chain can be completed without disclosing personal data to the exchange layer itself.