Solana has launched Solana Payments.org, a hub designed to showcase its blockchain’s real-time payment processing capabilities. The network reports handling more than $2 trillion in stablecoin transfers quarterly and processes over $300 million in payments monthly, with transaction fees typically under one cent. Major companies like Visa, PayPal, and Stripe are reportedly using the network for operational processes such as cross-border remittances and payouts.
Solana has advanced its position in international payments by launching Solana Payments.org, a hub built to showcase real-time stablecoin transfers. The platform is presented as production-ready financial infrastructure that processes actual monetary transactions.
The network’s case relies on numerical data, as it handles more than $2 trillion in stablecoin transfers quarterly. The system processes more than $300 million in payment transactions monthly with fees usually costing less than one cent. Supporters claim these measurements provide better value and faster service than existing systems.
The network asserts that all ten leading global stablecoins issue tokens through its native platform. It achieves block finalization within 392 milliseconds and has processed 480 billion transactions historically.
Evaluation requires real-life implementation testing beyond performance benchmarks. The Solana Payments team highlights that major financial players like Visa, PayPal, Stripe, Western Union, and Fiserv are executing business operations on the network.
These firms use it for cross-border remittances, merchant settlement, and worker payouts. The system completes transfers that previously took days in seconds, operating on practical grounds rather than theoretical bases.
The new hub also serves builders with a real-time USDC payment testing environment alongside documentation and integration resources. Developers can test flows and deploy without heavy setup as Solana aims to become core financial plumbing.
The broader goal is for the system to provide 24/7 settlement services enabling money transfers at internet speed and near-zero cost. Solana uses payments.org to show blockchain payments development has moved beyond speculative trading into functional usage.
