Liquid Finance
  • Project Overview and Mission
    • Why Tokenize Assets?
    • Liquid's Vision
  • For Institutional Investors
    • Market Opportunity and Competitive Edgetor
      • Key Advantages
      • Market-Making and Liquidity
    • Compliance and Legal Framework
      • Jurisdictional Legal Wrappers
      • KYC/AML and Investor Accreditation
      • Regulatory Engagement
      • Audits and Security Compliance
      • Transparency and Reporting:
      • Commitment
    • Liquid Finance Token ($LIFI)
      • Fee Reduction
      • Staking and Yield
        • Network Security / Participation
        • Incentivizing Engagement
      • Marketplace and Liquidity Incentives
        • Boosting Listings
        • Liquidity Minting
        • Trading Fee Rewards
      • Governance
      • LiquidChain Native Token
      • Supply and Emissions
      • Value Proposition for Investors
      • Summary
  • For Developers
    • Technical Architecture Overview
      • Solana Blockchain
      • Node.js Backend
      • Supabase (PostgreSQL) Database
      • AI-Powered Bot
      • KYC/AML Integration (Civic & Sumsub)
      • Documint (Legal Document Generation)
      • Decentralized Storage (IPFS/Arweave)
    • Architecture Summary
    • Smart Contracts Documentation
    • Developer API and Integration
      • Asset Tokenization API
      • User Management and KYC API
      • Marketplace API
      • Bot Triggers and Webhooks
      • Supabase Integration
      • Interacting with Solana Programs
  • For General Users (Asset Owners & Investors)
    • Getting Started with Liquid
    • Fees, Costs and Staking Benefits for Users
    • The Liquid Vault (User Dashboard) – MVP Walkthrough
    • Staking & Rewards
  • Roadmap and Future Plans
    • Q2 2025 – Launch and MVP Expansion
    • Q3–Q4 2025 – Growth and Feature Development
    • 2026 – LiquidChain and Decentralization
    • Late 2026 and Beyond – Scaling to New Horizons
    • Summary of Roadmap Highlights
  • SOCIALS
    • Social Links
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Interacting with Solana Programs

Advanced developers may bypass Liquid’s high-level API and interact directly with the on-chain programs for maximum decentralization. Liquid fully embraces the openness of blockchain.

  • The program IDs for Liquid’s smart contracts (asset token program, compliance modules, etc.) will be publicly available. Developers can use Solana SDKs (such as the Anchor framework) to construct transactions that interact directly with these programs.

    For example:

    • Developers can directly call an instruction to initialize a new asset mint on Liquid’s programs,

    • Providing the necessary parameters and signatures,

    • Effectively mimicking the process that Liquid’s backend API would automate.

  • The SPL tokens minted by Liquid are standard Solana tokens, meaning any Solana-savvy developer can:

    • Integrate Liquid asset tokens into wallets,

    • Support trading or custody within DeFi protocols,

    • Use tokens in external applications freely.

    If an asset is unrestricted, it behaves like any normal token. If restrictions exist, any attempt to transfer or trade outside allowed parameters will fail gracefully, with the program rejecting the transaction (detectable via Solana transaction logs).

  • However, even with direct on-chain access, using Liquid’s APIs is recommended for most projects:

    • APIs simplify workflows.

    • APIs ensure compliance steps (such as KYC checks) are not skipped accidentally.

    • API and on-chain operations mirror each other — API calls ultimately translate to on-chain instructions.

Institutional partners (banks, fintechs, asset managers) and independent developers can choose the integration level that fits their needs:

  • Use APIs for convenience.

  • Use direct on-chain programs for full control and decentralization.

Developer Environment Summary

Liquid provides a developer-friendly environment to integrate real-world asset tokenization. With:

  • Comprehensive REST APIs

  • Real-time webhooks

  • Optional direct database access

  • Fully open smart contract interfaces

  • Standardized SPL asset tokens

developers can build on Liquid as a tokenization-as-a-service platform. Whether it’s integrating tokenized assets into a banking system, building custom investor portals, or creating new DeFi use cases, Liquid’s infrastructure is designed for high performance, flexibility, and openness.

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