Solana adoption is accelerating across custody, staking, tokenization, and financial products. With that growth comes scrutiny around authority design, infrastructure integrity, and defensible operational controls.
This guide provides a practical compliance and security control framework for organisations building and operating on Solana.
Authority controls for upgrade rights, mint/freeze privileges, and treasury governance
Infrastructure security for RPC, node ops, monitoring, and evidence retention
Program security: signer checks, account constraints, and CPI boundaries
Frontend and integration controls for phishing resistance and domain security
Incident response controls designed for audit-ready evidence
Institutions evaluate Solana exposure through controls. Authority mistakes, weak signing workflows, and unsecured infrastructure create avoidable risk and weak audit posture.
This guide defines the controls that make Solana operations defensible, measurable, and maintainable.
Cantina delivers structured security reviews and control assessments for institutions operating on Solana. We evaluate authority design, program security, and infrastructure posture against regulatory expectations.
We help teams build Solana systems that are secure by design, defensible under compliance scrutiny, and ready for onchain scale.
If your organization is preparing for due diligence, integration, or regulated engagement, we can help apply this framework to your architecture and operations. Cantina scopes institutional reviews that cover both code and resilience.
