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KorDA and Flowra Explore Using Tokenized Gold for Solana Validators

A new 12-month agreement between Flowra and KorDA explores using tokenized gold to collateralize SOL validator delegations.

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Flowra Ltd. and Korea Gold Exchange Digital Asset Co., Ltd. (KorDA) have entered into a 12-month Memorandum of Understanding in Seoul to evaluate using gold-backed digital assets to support Solana validator infrastructure. The framework investigates whether KGLD, a tokenized gold asset managed by KorDA or an affiliate, can serve as collateral to secure SOL tokens.

Under the proposed Flowra-KorDA Delegation Program, secured SOL would be sourced from entities such as institutional investors, exchanges, lending platforms, and the Solana Foundation, before being delegated to qualified validators. The arrangement explores unlocking capital via real-world assets to finance infrastructure operations.

Under the planned division of responsibilities, Flowra would deliver the software stack—including its Open Orderflow Auction, Programmable Block Policy, and Block Engine—while KorDA would oversee physical validator operations and key management. The companies noted that the model has not yet launched and remains subject to regulatory review, formal contracts, and due diligence.

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