The Solana Foundation has introduced an API-driven platform to help enterprises and financial institutions build and scale compliant financial products on the Solana network.

The Solana Foundation announced the launch of the Solana Developer Platform (SDP) on March 24, 2026. This artificial intelligence (AI)-ready infrastructure aggregates best-in-class ecosystem tools into a unified interface, allowing institutions like Mastercard and Western Union to deploy tokenized assets and payment flows.

The platform currently features live issuance and payment modules, with a dedicated trading module scheduled for release later in 2026. By integrating over 20 infrastructure partners, SDP simplifies complex blockchain operations such as KYC compliance and node management for professional jurisdictions.

Current integrations include support for AI coding platforms like Claude Code and OpenAI’s Codex to streamline the development of institutional-grade blockchain solutions. This unified API approach removes significant technical barriers for enterprises looking to leverage Solana’s high-speed network for global commerce.

“The next phase of digital asset innovation will be defined by practical use cases that integrate seamlessly with existing financial systems,” said Raj Dhamodharan, Executive Vice President, Blockchain & Digital Assets, Mastercard. “As an early user of Solana Developer Platform, we’re helping enable direct stablecoin settlement for customers on select blockchain networks — beginning with Solana — combining the speed and programmability of blockchain with the reliability, security and global reach of the Mastercard network.”

🧭 FAQs

• Where is the Solana Developer Platform currently available for testing? The platform is currently available globally via a sandbox built on the Solana devnet.

• Which local financial institutions are using the new developer platform? Global entities including Mastercard, Worldpay, and Western Union are early adopters of the technology.

• Does the platform support regulatory compliance for institutional users? Yes, integrated partners like Chainalysis and TRM ensure institutions meet local KYC and travel rules.

• When will the trading module become available to enterprises? The Solana Foundation plans to launch the specialized trading module later in 2026.

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