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Solana Development

Build High-Performance Applications on Solana

Build decentralized applications, financial products, payment systems, digital assets and consumer platforms on Solana's high-performance blockchain infrastructure.

Web30 India develops Solana applications using Rust and Anchor programs, Solana's account-based architecture, token infrastructure, wallets, onchain programs and integrations required to take products from development to production.

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More Than a Blockchain Network

Build Applications Around the Solana's Native Architecture

Solana approaches application execution differently from EVM-based blockchains. Programs are stateless executable accounts, while mutable application state is stored in separate accounts. Instructions specify the programs and accounts involved, and multiple instructions can be combined into an atomic transaction.

This architecture creates a different development model for applications, particularly around account design, program interactions, transaction construction and state management.

Web30 India works with these native Solana concepts to build financial applications, marketplaces, payment platforms, tokenized assets, gaming products, consumer applications and other onchain systems.

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Token Extensions

Build More Capable Digital Assets

Solana's Token Extensions Program, commonly associated with Token-2022, adds optional functionality directly to token mints and token accounts. This allows asset behavior to be designed into the token architecture rather than implementing every requirement through separate application contracts.

01

Transfer Controls

Configure rules around how tokens can be transferred.

02

Transfer Fees

Implement token-level transfer fee mechanisms where required.

03

Pausable Assets

Support operational controls for pausing token transfers.

04

Confidential Transfers

Support privacy-oriented transfer functionality where applicable.

05

Permanent Delegate

Configure a mint-level delegate authority with capabilities defined by the token's architecture.

06

Metadata

Associate token metadata directly with the token infrastructure.

These capabilities can be relevant to stablecoins, regulated assets, loyalty systems, enterprise assets and other applications with specific operational requirements.

Solana Technology Ecosystem

Explore the Solana Development Ecosystem

Solana uses a distinct execution architecture built around accounts, programs, instructions and transactions. Its ecosystem also includes Token Extensions, payment infrastructure, DeFi protocols, digital assets, developer frameworks and application tooling.

Solana Development Capabilities

Build With Solana's Native Application Stack

01

Solana Program Development

Build custom onchain programs using Rust, Anchor or lower-level Solana development approaches.

02

Solana dApp Development

Develop complete decentralized applications connecting Solana programs with web, mobile and backend infrastructure.

03

Solana DeFi Development

Build swaps, liquidity platforms, staking applications, lending products and other programmable financial systems.

04

Solana Token Development

Create fungible and non-fungible assets using Solana's token programs and Token Extensions.

05

Token-2022 Development

Implement token functionality using Token Extensions for capabilities such as transfer controls, transfer fees, metadata, pausability and other token-level behavior.

06

Solana NFT Development

Build NFT collections, marketplaces, digital ownership systems, creator platforms and application-specific digital assets.

07

Solana Payment Development

Build payment and settlement applications using Solana-based assets, stablecoins, wallets and transaction infrastructure.

08

Solana RWA & Asset Tokenization

Develop tokenized asset infrastructure covering issuance, asset controls, settlement, ownership and onchain operations.

Solutions Built on Solana

Build Products Designed for Onchain Scale

01

DeFi Platforms

Develop decentralized exchanges, liquidity applications, staking platforms, lending systems and other financial protocols.

02

Payment Platforms

Build merchant payments, stablecoin transfers, payouts, settlement and treasury applications around Solana infrastructure.

03

Tokenized Asset Platforms

Create infrastructure for stablecoins, securities, funds, loyalty assets and other tokenized real-world assets.

04

NFT & Digital Asset Marketplaces

Build marketplaces for collectibles, creator assets, gaming items, memberships and digital experiences.

05

Web3 Gaming Platforms

Develop blockchain-enabled gaming experiences with digital assets, player ownership, rewards and onchain game mechanics.

06

Consumer Web3 Applications

Build applications where wallets, digital assets and blockchain transactions are integrated into familiar consumer experiences.

07

Financial Market Applications

Build trading, settlement, asset management and other financial workflows using Solana's onchain execution environment.

08

Enterprise Blockchain Applications

Develop business applications around payments, tokenized assets, digital records, loyalty and programmable transactions.

Solana Architecture

Understand the Account and Program Model

Solana's architecture is centered around accounts and programs rather than the contract-and-storage model commonly used in EVM networks. Programs contain executable logic, while application state is held in accounts passed into program instructions.

Solana Architecture
01

Accounts

02

Programs

03

Instructions

04

Transactions

05

Program Derived Addresses

05

Cross-Program Invocations

Accounts

Accounts are the primary storage model on Solana. They hold data and are owned by programs that define how that data can be modified.

Programs

Solana programs contain executable sBPF bytecode and are designed to be stateless. Application state is maintained separately in data accounts.

Instructions

Instructions define an operation against a specific program and identify the accounts required for execution.

Transactions

Multiple instructions can be composed into a transaction and executed atomically, allowing several program interactions to form one application workflow.

Program Derived Addresses

PDAs provide deterministic addresses derived from program-defined seeds and are commonly used to organize program-controlled accounts and application state.

Cross-Program Invocations

CPIs allow one Solana program to invoke another program, enabling composable application architecture and interactions between onchain components.

Solana Development Stack

Build With Rust, Anchor and Modern Solana Tooling

Solana programs are primarily developed in Rust. Anchor provides a higher-level framework for building Solana programs, while native Rust development provides more direct control over program behavior and optimization.

01

Onchain Development

Rust Anchor Solana Program Library Pinocchio
02

Frontend Development

React Next.js TypeScript JavaScript
03

Solana SDKs

@solana/kit @solana/web3.js Wallet Adapter
04

Backend Development

Node.js TypeScript Python
05

Application Infrastructure

RPC providers Indexing services APIs PostgreSQL Redis
06

Development & Testing

Solana CLI Solana Playground Local validator environments Devnet Automated program testing
Security & Reliability

Secure Every Layer of the Solana Application

Solana development requires security across programs, account validation, transaction construction, wallets, application services and infrastructure.

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01 // SECURITY

Program Security

Validate instruction inputs, account ownership, signer requirements, authorities and program state transitions.

02 // ACCOUNT

Account & State Security

Design account relationships carefully and validate every account passed into program instructions.

03 // TRANSACTION

Transaction Security

Protect transaction construction, signing, instruction parameters and user authorization.

04 // WALLET

Wallet Security

Secure wallet connections, signing flows, key management and transaction permissions.

05 // APPLICATION

Application Security

Protect APIs, authentication, frontend applications, backend services and offchain infrastructure.

06 // AUDITABILITY

Monitoring & Auditability

Monitor program interactions, transaction activity, authority changes, application events and infrastructure health.
Solana's program model places particular importance on account validation and program-controlled state because programs receive the accounts they operate on through instructions.

Solana Use Cases

Where Solana Technology Fits

01

Digital Payments

Build stablecoin payment, merchant settlement, treasury and global payout applications.

02

DeFi & Financial Markets

Develop exchanges, liquidity platforms, lending, staking and other onchain financial products.

03

Tokenized Assets

Issue and manage tokenized securities, stablecoins, loyalty assets and other real-world assets.

04

NFT & Digital Ownership

Build marketplaces, creator platforms, collectibles, memberships and application-specific digital assets.

05

Web3 Gaming

Use Solana programs and digital assets for player-owned items, rewards, marketplaces and onchain game mechanics.

06

Consumer Applications

Build applications where blockchain transactions and digital assets are integrated into everyday product experiences.

07

Enterprise Applications

Use Solana for payment, asset, settlement and programmable transaction workflows.

08

Digital Asset Infrastructure

Build the underlying token, wallet, marketplace and transaction infrastructure required by Web3 products.

Solana Transaction Architecture

From Application Action to Onchain Execution

01. User Action

A user initiates an operation through a web, mobile or other application interface.

02. Transaction Construction

The application creates one or more instructions containing the target program, required accounts and instruction data.

03. Wallet Signing

The transaction is presented to the user's wallet or signing infrastructure for authorization.

04. Network Submission

The signed transaction is submitted to Solana infrastructure through an RPC endpoint.

05. Program Execution

Solana executes the referenced instructions against the supplied accounts and programs.

06. State Update

Successful instructions update the relevant accounts and produce transaction results that can be consumed by the application.

Solana Integrations

Connect Solana With Your Application Infrastructure

Digital Wallets

01

Integrate browser, mobile, embedded and custodial wallets into Solana applications.

Payment Infrastructure

02

Connect stablecoins, merchant payment systems, payout platforms and settlement infrastructure.

Token & Asset Infrastructure

03

Integrate token issuance, Token Extensions, NFT systems and asset management platforms.

Solana Core

Solana Integrations

Blockchain Data & Indexing

04

Connect RPC providers, indexing services, explorers, event pipelines and application databases.

Identity & Compliance

05

Integrate KYC, KYB, identity verification, access control and transaction monitoring systems where required.

Enterprise Systems

06

Connect Solana applications with ERP, CRM, financial systems, databases and other business infrastructure.

Our Solana Development Approach

From Program Architecture to Production

Business & Technical Discovery
01 // DISCOVERY

Business & Technical Discovery

Understand the product, users, assets, transactions, offchain systems and blockchain requirements.

Solana Architecture Planning
02 // PLANNING

Solana Architecture Planning

Define the program structure, account model, transaction flows, authorities, PDAs and application boundaries.

Program & Data Design
03 // DESIGN

Program & Data Design

Design Rust or Anchor programs, account structures, token architecture and cross-program interactions.

Application Development
04 // DEVELOPMENT

Application Development

Build the frontend, backend, wallet experience, programs, APIs and supporting infrastructure.

Testing & Security Validation
05 // VALIDATION

Testing & Security Validation

Test program logic, account validation, transaction flows, integrations and failure scenarios across development and test environments.

Integration & Deployment
06 // DEPLOYMENT

Integration & Deployment

Connect wallets, RPC infrastructure, token systems, payment platforms and other required services before production deployment.

Monitoring & Optimization
07 // OPTIMIZATION

Monitoring & Optimization

Monitor transactions, program performance, application infrastructure and operational activity.

Ecosystem Expansion
08 // EXPANSION

Ecosystem Expansion

Extend the application with additional assets, programs, integrations, payment flows and product capabilities as it grows.

Solana
Solana
Rust
Rust
React
React
Next.js
Next.js
TypeScript
TypeScript
Node.js
Node.js
Python
Python
PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL
Redis
Redis
Docker
Docker
AWS
AWS
Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Azure
Google Cloud
Google Cloud
Knowledge Hub & Insights

Explore Our Latest Solana Technology Insights

Explore practical insights on Solana development, Rust programs, Anchor, account architecture, Token Extensions, Solana payments, DeFi, NFTs, gaming, tokenization and Web3 application development.

Solana FAQs

Everything you need to know about our enterprise blockchain engineering process, costs, security, and architectures.

Solana is a high-performance blockchain designed for applications involving onchain programs, digital assets, payments, financial products and consumer experiences.
Solana uses an account-and-program architecture and primarily uses Rust for program development, while Ethereum and other EVM networks generally use a contract-and-account model with Solidity as a common development language. Solana programs are compiled to sBPF and maintain application state through separate accounts.
Rust is the primary language for Solana program development. Developers can use Anchor as a higher-level framework or build programs using native Rust.
Anchor is a development framework that simplifies building Solana programs. It provides tooling and abstractions for program development, testing and client integration. Solana's official developer resources recommend Anchor for developers getting started with Solana program development.
Programs are Solana's executable onchain logic. They are stored as executable accounts and are designed to be stateless, while mutable application data is maintained in separate accounts.
Token-2022 refers to Solana's Token Extensions Program, which adds optional functionality to token mints and token accounts. Extensions can provide capabilities such as transfer fees, pausability, metadata and other token-level controls.
Yes. Solana provides tokenization infrastructure for assets including stablecoins, securities, funds, loyalty assets and other tokenized real-world assets. Token Extensions can provide additional controls relevant to these asset models.
Yes. Solana's ecosystem supports stablecoin payments, merchant payments, global payouts and settlement applications.
Yes. Solana's developer ecosystem provides templates and tooling for mobile applications, including React Native and Expo-based development.
Yes. Existing applications can be re-architected for Solana, but the implementation is not simply a contract deployment migration. The application's state model, program architecture,
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