Solana DvP is an open-source Solana program for institutional delivery-versus-payment: it places the asset and payment legs in isolated escrow and releases them together in one atomic transaction—or neither settles. The Foundation says settlement reaches finality in seconds, compared with the one-to-two-day traditional process it describes. Solana Foundation announcement · Foundation thread

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Solana DvP is an open-source Solana program for institutional delivery-versus-payment: it places the asset and payment legs in isolated escrow and releases them together in one atomic transaction—or neither settles. The Foundation says settlement reaches finality in seconds, compared with the one-to-two-day traditional process it describes. Solana Foundation announcement · Foundation thread

The Foundation says it is MIT-licensed, permissionless, externally audited, and compatible with any settlement agent. It is inviting design partners ahead of production release. J.P. Morgan provided input on securities-settlement practices; that does not mean it developed or endorsed the program. Foundation thread · CoinDesk

The supplied materials also report support for SPL Token and Token-2022. This is settlement infrastructure, not an announcement that J.P. Morgan has moved its own settlement system onto Solana.

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