The expansion of Maple to Solana will also include syrupUSDC going live with $500,000 in launch incentives and $30 million in liquidity.
On-chain asset manager Maple announced its expansion to Solana with the support of the Solana ecosystem, Chainlink, Kamino and Orca. The integration also brings syrupUSDC, Maple’s liquid, yield-bearing stablecoin, into one of the most active ecosystems.
Maple’s Solana deployment introduces high-yield lending, composable collateral, and efficient capital loops to institutions, borrowers, and DeFi-native participants. syrupUSDC will be accessible on Solana-native platforms.
Lenders will be able to earn real yield, while borrowers and institutions can unlock more financing opportunities. To support the launch, Maple and its partners have allocated $500,000 in incentives and coordinated over $30 million in liquidity.
The expansion to Solana is made possible by upgrading to the Chainlink Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), supporting highly secure cross-chain data and allowing syrupUSDC to be natively transferrable across Ethereum and Solana while maintaining Maple’s security and composability.
“Expanding to Solana unlocks a high-speed, high-capacity environment where Maple’s products can reach a broader class of users—from institutions to advanced DeFi participants,” said Sid Powell, CEO and Co-Founder of Maple.
“With syrupUSDC now native to Solana, we’re delivering yield, capital efficiency, and liquidity to one of the largest stablecoin ecosystems in crypto.”
With over $10 billion in stablecoins circulating on Solana, the integration gives Maple access to one of crypto’s most liquid ecosystems. This expansion also reinforces Solana’s growing role as a hub for institutional DeFi, offering fast settlement.
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