Solana DvP (delivery-versus-payment) is the Solana Foundation’s open-source, MIT-licensed settlement program for institutional trades. It places the asset and payment in isolated escrow and settles both atomically in one on-chain transaction: either both transfer or neither does, with finality in seconds instead of the one to two days traditional settlement can tie up capital. Solana Foundation Foundation launch thread

Solana FoundationOct 6, 2026, 13:27 UTC

J.P. Morgan contributed input on securities-settlement practices to inform the standard. The launch materials describe it as input; they do not credit JPMorgan with building or operating the program. The Foundation said it was seeking design partners ahead of production release. Solana Foundation CoinDesk Foundation launch thread

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