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Eco, a liquidity layer for real-time stablecoin movement, announced today it has integrated with Solana to provide seamless interoperability across the blockchain’s $15 billion stablecoin ecosystem.

As the stablecoin sector races toward a projected $3 trillion market size by 2030, Eco aims to resolve current fragmentation by offering a unified system for stablecoin transfers and liquidity.

Eco’s integration enables Solana-based applications to tap into Eco’s real-time bridging, swapping, and account abstraction tools. This allows developers to create cross-chain stablecoin flows without managing fragmented liquidity pools. Users can send and receive stablecoins with the simplicity of a single-tap experience.

Ryne Saxe, Co-Founder and CEO of Eco, said the company is removing key friction points in today’s multichain environment.

“The exponential growth we’ve seen in 2025 is only the tip of the iceberg for stablecoins,” he said. “Together with Solana, Eco is furthering its mission to accelerate money movement onchain.”

Solana has emerged as one of the fastest-growing ecosystems for stablecoins, with supply increasing more than fourfold over the past year. That growth is driven by Solana’s high-performance infrastructure and rising demand from native apps that rely on stablecoin liquidity.

Following initial deployments on Ethereum and several Layer 2 networks, Eco’s Solana integration extends its stablecoin liquidity protocol to one of the most active chains in crypto. The company says more integrations are planned as it expands its reach across the multichain ecosystem.