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Last updated 1 month ago

The SVM Engine runs a pure Solana transaction processing environment without relying on an external network or settlement layer. Whether optimizing DeFi protocols or supporting enterprise-grade applications, it aligns performance with Solana’s vision of a unified global state.

How It Works

  • Native Integration: Directly interacts with Solana’s validator set and account state and avoid the overhead of sequencers and fault proof mechanisms.

  • Unified Liquidity: Keeps assets anchored to Solana L1 instead of spreading liquidity across multiple networks.

  • Allocates dedicated resources to prevent risks of congestion and ensure predictable performance.