Technology Overview
What is Solana?
Solana processes 50,000+ transactions per second at $0.00025 per transaction. We have been delivering Solana applications since its mainnet launch. 1,000+ blockchain projects. Here is what Solana is designed for and what we build on it.
Solana's throughput and transaction cost make it the correct chain for applications where Ethereum's throughput or gas costs are barriers: gaming with frequent on-chain actions, high-frequency DEX trading, and consumer applications requiring sub-cent micropayments. The trade-off: Rust development has a steeper learning curve and a smaller developer pool, which increases development cost.
When to Build on Solana
Capabilities
What we build with Solana
Your application requires more than 1,000 TPS at the base layer
Transaction cost must be under $0.01 per interaction (gaming, micropayments, social)
Sub-second finality is a UX requirement
You are building in the Solana-native ecosystem (Orca, Raydium, Jupiter, Magic Eden)
Your target users are in the Solana user base (Phantom wallet holders, Solana NFT collectors)
Solana Programs (smart contracts): Rust-based on-chain programs using the Anchor framework
Use Cases
Where Solana creates value
Your application requires more than 1,000 TPS at the base layer
A practical Solana implementation area for secure, scalable blockchain products.
Transaction cost must be under $0.01 per interaction (gaming, micropayments, social)
A practical Solana implementation area for secure, scalable blockchain products.
Sub-second finality is a UX requirement
A practical Solana implementation area for secure, scalable blockchain products.
You are building in the Solana-native ecosystem (Orca, Raydium, Jupiter, Magic Eden)
A practical Solana implementation area for secure, scalable blockchain products.
Your target users are in the Solana user base (Phantom wallet holders, Solana NFT collectors)
A practical Solana implementation area for secure, scalable blockchain products.
Solana Programs (smart contracts)
Rust-based on-chain programs using the Anchor framework
Implementation
How we implement Solana
Discovery and fit
We validate requirements, user flows, transaction volume, security constraints, and integration needs.
Architecture
We define contracts, backend services, infrastructure, data flows, testing strategy, and deployment environments.
Implementation
Our engineers build, integrate, test, and document the production system.
Launch and support
We deploy, monitor, optimize, and support the system after production release.
Security
Security at every implementation layer
Threat modeling
Architecture is reviewed for asset custody, access control, external dependencies, and abuse cases.
Testing
Implementation includes unit, integration, edge-case, and regression testing before release.
Audit readiness
Smart contracts and critical infrastructure are prepared for independent security review where required.
Monitoring
Production systems include observability, alerts, incident response planning, and maintenance workflows.