Key Takeaways

  • BitGo is now an infrastructure partner on the newly launched Solana Developer Platform (SDP), providing institutional custody and wallet services

  • SDP gives enterprises API access to tokenization, payments, and trading on Solana through a single interface

  • BitGo's custody solutions are now available within SDP out of the box

What Is Solana Developer Platform?

Solana Foundation has launched Solana Developer Platform (SDP), an API-based platform that allows enterprises and financial institutions to build financial products on Solana. The platform consolidates infrastructure from over 20 ecosystem partners into a single interface, covering three functional areas:

  • Issuance — tokenized deposits, GENIUS-ready stablecoins, and tokenized real-world assets

  • Payments — fiat and stablecoin flows across B2B (business-to-business), B2C (business-to-consumer), and P2P (peer-to-peer) use cases, including on/off ramp

  • Trading — atomic swaps, vaults, and onchain FX (coming soon)

BitGo's Role

BitGo was selected by Solana Developer Foundation as a wallet infrastructure partner to meet institutional requirements.

Within SDP, BitGo provides:

  • Institutional custody wallets, available in both multi-signature and MPC (TSS) configurations

  • Transaction policy controls including admin approval workflows, velocity limits, and address whitelisting

  • Secure cold storage architecture with withdrawal protections designed for enterprise asset management

This means enterprises onboarding to SDP can integrate BitGo's custody infrastructure directly, without needing to build custom integrations from scratch.

Who This Is For

SDP is designed for institutions exploring blockchain for the first time, as well as teams actively building stablecoin payment flows, tokenized asset products, or real world assets (RWA) programs.

If your organization is evaluating Solana for any of these use cases, custody is a foundational requirement and BitGo is available within the platform to support that need.

Get in Touch

BitGo's team works directly with enterprises at every stage, from initial architecture decisions to full production deployment. If you're exploring SDP or want to understand how BitGo's custody infrastructure fits your use case, reach out to our team today.

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