High-Performance โข Low-Cost โข Permit-like Token Support
This guide shows you how to integrate the Solana blockchain into your Bicrypto Ecosystem. You'll set the Solana network in your environment variables, and note that Solana tokens are generally "permit"-like, meaning they can facilitate fee delegation and advanced transaction flows differently than standard EVM chains.
# Solana Networks (mainnet, testnet, devnet)
SOL_NETWORK="mainnet"
mainnet, testnet, or devnet)Production network with real SOL and SPL tokens. Use for live applications.
Public testing network that mirrors mainnet functionality with test tokens.
Development network for early-stage testing and experimentation.
After editing .env, run the updator command to ensure your Solana network choice is recognized by the platform.
Verify that Solana is recognized or listed among your blockchain configurations in the Bicrypto admin panel.
Test deposit/withdraw flows (if supported). For full functionality, ensure you have a Solana keypair properly initialized in your Master Wallet or Custodial Wallet structure.
Solana can process thousands of transactions per second with sub-second finality.
Transaction fees are typically fractions of a cent, making micro-transactions feasible.
SPL tokens can function similarly to "permit" tokens due to Solana's unique architecture.
SPL tokens can function similarly to "permit" tokens, but confirm you've set up the proper accounts and have enough SOL to pay for transactions behind the scenes.
Solana's program-based architecture allows for complex interactions while maintaining low fees and high throughput.
Use devnet for early development and testnet for production-ready testing before deploying to mainnet.
SPL tokens are natively supported by the Solana runtime, enabling efficient transfers and operations.
Solana's architecture allows for sophisticated fee delegation mechanisms, similar to permit functionality.
Uses an account-based model where each token type has associated accounts for each wallet.