Solayer Labs has announced a major update: InfiniSVM RPC is now live, the public mainnet on-ramp is open for wallets, explorers, indexers, and dApps to plug in today. As explained by the team, this is not just another RPC drop; it is the green light for real-world applications to start running at true hardware-accelerated SVM speed (330k+ TPS, ~400ms finality).
One of the first products ready to take full advantage? Solayer Pay – the fast, incentive-driven stablecoin payment layer built on this exact infrastructure. With the network now publicly accessible, users and builders can finally experience instant, low-friction transfers powered by Solayer’s DAG-based topology and real-time write paths.
Built by the team behind infiniSVM, Solayer Pay is designed for real-time financial interactions, combining low fees, referral incentives, and fast transaction execution. Here’s a closer look at the platform’s key features and what makes it stand out in the competitive crypto payments landscape.
One of the defining aspects of Solayer Pay is the infrastructure it runs on. As already mentioned, the payment platform is designed to leverage infiniSVM, Solayer’s high-performance blockchain network engineered for real-time execution.
The network has demonstrated over 330,000 transactions per second (TPS) with approximately 400 milliseconds of finality. In practical terms, this means transactions can settle almost instantly, a critical requirement for payments, trading systems, and other financial applications where speed and reliability are essential.
For users, this translates into faster transfers, smoother payment experiences, and the ability to move stablecoins without the delays typically associated with older blockchain networks.
Solayer Pay emphasizes a straightforward and transparent fee structure designed to reduce friction for new users. The platform currently charges $20 annual registration fee and 0.5% deposit fee. Instead of keeping the entire transaction fee, Solayer redistributes a portion of it through referral rewards and cashback incentives. This model encourages organic platform growth while rewarding users who actively participate in the ecosystem.
The deposit fee is divided as follows: 0.125% goes to the referrer; 0.125% is returned to the user as cashback in USDC and 0.25% is retained by the platform. This structure creates a built-in incentive system where users can earn rewards simply by inviting others to the platform.
Solayer Pay is designed to function as a practical payment interface rather than just a wallet. The platform enables users to: transfer stablecoins quickly, manage balances within a unified interface, connect and manage their Solayer Pay Card. The upcoming Solayer Pay app is expected to further streamline the experience by providing a single hub for sending stablecoins and managing payment activity.
Backed by a Growing Ecosystem
Solayer’s ambitions extend beyond payments alone. The company recently announced a $35 million ecosystem fund aimed at supporting projects building on the infiniSVM network. The fund targets applications that benefit from real-time execution and high throughput, with a particular focus on: DeF, consumer applications, payments, AI-driven onchain systems.
By investing directly in developers and infrastructure, Solayer is working to expand the range of applications that can operate on its network, potentially increasing the utility of services like Solayer Pay.
