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Solana Foundation Unveils Open-Source Delivery Versus Payment Tool for Institutions
The Solana Foundation has introduced Solana DvP, an open-source settlement tool aimed at eliminating counterparty risk in institutional asset transfers.
The Solana Foundation has released Solana DvP, an open-source settlement application designed to allow financial institutions to execute trade settlements on the Solana blockchain in seconds. The software employs the delivery-versus-payment mechanism, ensuring that an asset and its corresponding payment transfer simultaneously within a single atomic transaction, thereby removing counterparty risk without the traditional reliance on clearinghouse intermediaries.
In traditional equity and fixed-income markets, clearinghouses and custodians charge processing fees and can take an entire business day to finalize trades. Solana DvP offers an automated alternative without licensing fees, enforcing the exchange strictly via code so that a transaction either executes in full or fails completely.
The framework relies on stablecoins rather than the native token for value exchange; documentation illustrates trades pairing tokenized bonds against USDC. As a result, SOL's role in the workflow is restricted to covering base transaction fees, which stand at 5,000 lamports (0.000005 SOL) per transaction, representing a fraction of a cent.
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