What comes next for merchants on Solana @solana

Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Merchants own their infrastructure, move money whenever they want, and send anywhere in the world in under a second. That is what Easy Labs is building on Solana.

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$“Not all blockchains are built to carry the weight of global finance” —Kristin Smith Kristen Smith at the Solana Policy Institute Summit 2026: Public, permissionless blockchains do one thing with elegant simplicity: They create a shared, programmable ledger that can be read by anyone and corrupted by no one. Assets can be issued on that ledger, transferred between parties, and settled with finality. Instantly, transparently, and without the need of a series of intermediaries to vouch for the transaction. But not all blockchains are built to carry the weight of global finance. The technology has been around long enough that we can distinguish between networks that are science projects and networks that are infrastructure. Solana is infrastructure. Solana is built from first principles to achieve the performance profile that global markets and payments demand. It processes transactions in milliseconds. Its capable of handling tens of thousands of transactions per second under real world conditions. And the average transaction on Solana costs a fraction of a cent, a fee so low that it effectively eliminates cost as a variable. – Kristin Smith, President of the Solana Policy Institute Watch Kristin’s full talk: https://youtu.be/2o4HEjs5RcQ?si=tFPKQg9dojUbqlf-$

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What comes next for merchants on Solana