Bridge Intelligence has deployed its Solana Protocol on Solana devnet, marking the first production-grade integration between institutional distributed ledger operations and public DeFi liquidity.
What's Deployed
The protocol consists of two on-chain programs with 18 instructions and 4 account types:
AMM Liquidity Pools
- Constant-product (x*y=k) automated market maker
- Configurable swap fees (basis points)
- LP token minting and burning
- Two pools active: wBTT/USDC and wBTT/SOL
Cross-Chain Bridge
- Lock-confirm-mint protocol connecting institutional DLT to Solana
- Relayer-attested bridge operations with mint record deduplication
- Burn-to-release for redemption back to the source chain
- Wrapped tokens (wBTT) backed 1:1 by locked assets
Compliance Hook
- Token-2022 transfer hook enforcing KYC/AML at the protocol level
- Per-transfer identity verification against on-chain records
- Jurisdiction-based daily transfer limits
- Blocked address registry
- KYC tier enforcement (low/medium/high)
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value | |--------------|-------| | Framework | Anchor 0.30.1 (Rust) | | Token Standard | Token-2022 | | Instructions | 18 | | Account Types | 4 (Protocol, Pool, Bridge, Identity) | | Network | Solana Devnet |
Why This Matters
Most institutional financial infrastructure operates on permissioned networks — separate from public DeFi liquidity. The Bridge Solana Protocol creates a regulated bridge between these worlds: institutional settlement finality on one side, public liquidity and composability on the other, with compliance enforcement at every layer.
The compliance hook is particularly significant. Built using Solana's Token-2022 transfer hook extension, it runs as part of the blockchain's own transfer logic — meaning compliance cannot be bypassed by any wallet, interface, or intermediary.
Explore the Solana Protocol, view live market data, or read the full tokenization announcement.