- B2C2 designates Solana as its primary network for institutional stablecoin settlement.
- Large-scale transactions will be routed and settled mainly via Solana.
- B2C2 partners include Standard Chartered, Anchorage Digital, and Bitget.
- Solana adoption is rising despite trailing Ethereum and Tron in stablecoin market cap.
- Major firms like Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal have integrated Solana.
B2C2 Selects Solana for Institutional Settlement
Crypto liquidity provider B2C2, backed by SBI Holdings, has designated Solana as its core network for institutional stablecoin settlement.
The firm will route and settle large-scale stablecoin transactions primarily on the high-throughput Layer 1 blockchain. The announcement confirms that Solana will serve as the main infrastructure for handling institutional transaction flows, emphasizing its scalability and performance capabilities.
Institutional Partnerships and Market Role: Founded in 2015, B2C2 operates as a purely institutional liquidity provider and market maker. While its full client base remains undisclosed, the firm has recently expanded its partnerships with organizations including Standard Chartered, Anchorage Digital, and Bitget. B2C2 plays a key role in providing liquidity for institutional platforms, including firms such as Robinhood.
Growing Institutional Use of Solana: According to B2C2 Group CEO Thomas Restout, Solana delivers on critical requirements such as speed, reliability, and scale, making it suitable for institutional settlement flows. Several major financial and payment institutions have already integrated Solana for stablecoin-related operations. These include Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, SoFi, Western Union, and Worldpay. Although Solana currently trails Ethereum and Tron in total stablecoin market capitalization, the network has seen increasing usage across institutional applications.
