Solana token infrastructure platform Streamflow has launched Streamflow Business, a unified non-custodial platform that consolidates vesting, staking, payouts, airdrops, and token locks into a single stack for token teams.

Launching a token on Solana ($SOL) typically requires juggling multiple tools across disconnected vendors — vesting on one dashboard, airdrops on another, staking elsewhere, and payouts tracked through payroll spreadsheets. For the lean, globally distributed teams that typify web3 projects, that fragmentation translates into coordination overhead and operational risk. Streamflow Business is designed to eliminate that fragmentation.

Streamflow ($STREAM) positions the new platform as infrastructure for what it calls internet capital markets — on-chain projects that replace manual spreadsheet-driven processes and one-off transfers with programmable, transparent systems for token issuance, distribution, and governance. The framing tracks a broader convergence between decentralized finance and traditional financial infrastructure, where institutions including BlackRock and Franklin Templeton have already begun issuing tokenized funds on public blockchains.

According to the team, the platform has already processed over $346 million in total value locked, served more than 1.3 million users, and supported over 40,000 projects across the Solana ecosystem.

Private Markets as the Next Frontier

Streamflow's ambitions extend beyond its current user base. Founder Malisha identifies private markets as the platform's next major opportunity, describing the sector as opaque, fragmented, and largely untapped.

"We want to focus more on private markets," Malisha said. "It's a whole market that's opaque and fragmented. It's not as large as public markets, maybe a tenth of the size, but we're still talking about a $10 trillion market that's ripe for disruption and tokenization."

That directional shift places Streamflow alongside a growing set of blockchain projects and legacy financial institutions exploring how to bring illiquid assets — from private equity positions to real estate holdings — onto programmable rails.

Core Features

Streamflow Business brings together the core functions token teams typically scatter across multiple vendors:

• Vesting — Automated, customizable schedules for investors, team members, and advisors, enforced on-chain rather than tracked manually.
• Staking — Staking-as-a-service, deployable in minutes for any SPL token.
• Token locks — Transparent, audit-friendly locks providing holders and partners a verifiable view of supply commitments.
• Payouts — Recurring transfers and contributor payments replacing payroll spreadsheets with automated on-chain streams.
• Airdrops — Distribution tooling scalable from a handful of recipients to large-scale community drops.
• Dashboards and white-label portals — Branded, public-facing views enabling projects to offer self-serve access without building infrastructure from scratch.

The platform supports any SPL token — the Solana Program Library standard that serves as the network's equivalent of Ethereum's ERC-20 — and operates fully non-custodial, meaning project teams retain control of their assets at every step.

Individual Holder Tools Remain Unchanged

The Business launch is additive rather than disruptive to existing users. Streamflow confirmed that the individual-facing side of the platform remains unchanged: token locks, vesting schedules, holder staking, airdrop claims, and public dashboards stay self-serve, permissionless, and deployable in minutes for the holders and smaller teams already using them.

The platform also offers 24/7 support coverage for projects operating across every region — a critical detail for teams managing vesting cliffs, airdrop windows, or payout runs outside standard business hours.

Teams can explore the platform directly at app.streamflow.finance.