Solana DeFi Infrastructure

How StakePoint Works

StakePoint is a non-custodial Solana DeFi platform that provides token locking, LP locking, and token staking through on-chain smart contracts. All user funds are held in Program Derived Addresses, on-chain accounts with no private keys that are publicly verifiable on Solscan.

StakePoint was launched in December 2025 on Solana mainnet. It supports SPL tokens, Token-2022 tokens, and LP tokens from Raydium, Meteora, Orca, and PumpSwap. Token vesting and dual-token staking launched in August 2026, and locking directly from a Squads multisig vault in October 2026. Each process below is described step by step.

Token Locker & LP Locker

StakePoint's token locker is a smart contract that accepts SPL tokens, Token-2022 tokens, or LP tokens and holds them in a Program Derived Address on Solana until a specified unlock date. A Program Derived Address (PDA) is an on-chain account with no private key, the tokens inside cannot be accessed by anyone, including the locker and StakePoint, before the unlock time.

How to Lock Tokens on Solana, StakePoint Walkthrough

How it works, step by step

Connect your Solana wallet and open the Locker

Choose the SPL token, Token-2022 token, or LP token from your wallet and enter the amount

Set the unlock date. Minimum one day, maximum permanent. The date is written into the lock and enforced by the smart contract

Approve two wallet transactions: the first creates the lock account, the second moves the tokens into its PDA vault

The lock page goes live immediately with the amount, unlock date and vault address, all verifiable on Solscan, plus a share link for your community

After the unlock date, the creator wallet connects, opens the same lock page and withdraws. Nobody else can trigger it

Token locking is used by project teams to prove that dev wallets, team allocations, or LP tokens cannot be withdrawn for a set period. Investors can verify locks independently on-chain without trusting any third party.

Go to Token Locker Go to LP Locker

Staking Pools

StakePoint's staking pools let any project create an on-chain staking contract for its token without writing code. Stakers deposit tokens into the pool, rewards accrue continuously from an on-chain accumulator, and both the staked tokens and the reward vault are held in Program Derived Addresses controlled only by the program. A pool can pay rewards in the same token or in a different one.

How it works, step by step

The project connects its wallet and opens Create Pool

It chooses the pool type: rewards paid in the staked token, or rewards paid in a different token

It sets the reward amount, the pool duration and the minimum stake period, then deposits the reward tokens into the pool vault

The pool appears on the Pools page. Stakers connect, choose an amount and stake in one transaction

Rewards accrue every second in proportion to each staker's share of the pool and can be claimed at any time. Claiming does not reset the stake timer

Once the minimum stake period has passed, stakers can unstake at any time. The pool creator cannot touch staked tokens

Staking pools are used by Solana projects to reward long-term holders and reduce circulating supply. Pools support SPL and Token-2022 tokens, same-token or dual-token rewards, and reflection mechanics for tokens that distribute to holders.

Go to Staking Pools

Token Vesting

Vesting releases tokens to a beneficiary gradually instead of all at once. The creator sets a cliff and a vesting period, the tokens sit in a PDA vault, and the beneficiary can claim whatever has vested at any point after the cliff. Vesting is for team, investor and advisor allocations. Locking is for liquidity and supply commitments.

How it works, step by step

The creator connects their wallet and opens Create Vesting

They choose the token, enter the beneficiary wallet address and the total amount

They set the cliff (no tokens release before it) and the vesting duration (tokens release linearly across it), and choose whether the schedule is revocable

They confirm the transaction and the full amount moves into the vesting vault

After the cliff, the beneficiary connects and claims the vested portion whenever they like. Unvested tokens stay in the vault

If the schedule was created as revocable, the creator can cancel it and reclaim only the unvested balance. Anything already vested belongs to the beneficiary

Vesting gives investors proof that team and insider tokens cannot be sold early, with the release schedule visible on-chain rather than promised in a document.

Go to Token Vesting

Reward Token Locks

Some tokens distribute rewards to every holder, such as reflections or revenue share. A standard lock would leave those rewards sitting in the vault until unlock. A reward lock keeps the principal locked while letting the creator claim the rewards that arrive in the vault along the way.

How it works, step by step

Connect your wallet, open the Locker and choose Reward Lock

Select the token, enter the amount and set the unlock date, the same as a standard lock

Approve the two transactions. The principal moves into the lock vault

Distributions sent to the vault address by the token's reward mechanism accumulate there

Open the lock page at any time and claim the accumulated rewards to your wallet. The principal does not move

At the unlock date, withdraw the principal as with any lock

Reward locks let project teams lock their holdings for credibility without giving up the holder rewards their own token pays out. Some reward programs skip program-owned accounts by default, so the lock vault address may need to be registered with the token's distributor first.

Go to Reward Token Locks

LP Farming

LP farming is a staking pool for liquidity provider tokens. A project creates a farm for its Raydium or Meteora LP token and funds it with its own token as the reward, so liquidity providers earn the project token on top of trading fees. The farm runs on the same staking engine and the same PDA vaults as a standard pool.

How it works, step by step

The project connects its wallet and opens Create Farm

It selects the LP token for its pair, the reward token, the reward amount and the farm duration, and links the liquidity pool

It deposits the reward tokens into the farm vault

Liquidity providers connect, stake their LP tokens into the farm and start earning immediately

The farm shows a USD APR calculated from the live LP token price and reward token price

Rewards can be claimed at any time and LP tokens unstaked once the minimum stake period has passed

Farms are used to deepen liquidity by rewarding providers for keeping their LP in place, without the project needing to run its own emissions contract.

Go to LP Farming

Locking From a Squads Vault

If a project treasury is held in a Squads multisig, tokens can be locked straight from the vault without moving them to a single wallet first. The lock is built as a Squads proposal, the signers approve it in the Squads app, and the vault becomes the owner of the lock. Unlocking later is also a Squad decision.

How it works, step by step

A member of the Squad connects their wallet and chooses Lock from Squads vault at the start of the lock flow

They paste the multisig account address. StakePoint reads the vault and its token balances

They set up the lock as normal: token, amount, unlock date

The member signs a couple of small transactions that create the proposal accounts in Squads. These do not touch the treasury

The other signers approve the proposal in the Squads app and one of them executes it. The tokens move from the vault into the lock vault in one batch

The lock page shows the vault as the creator. At the unlock date, the Squad proposes and executes the withdrawal the same way

This keeps the multisig as the owner at every step. No hot wallet, no intermediate transfer, and nothing moves until the signers say so. Works for standard locks, LP locks, reward locks and vesting schedules.

Go to Locking From a Squads Vault

Free On-Chain Tools

StakePoint also offers a set of free tools that run as single on-chain transactions from your wallet: token burn, airdrops and wallet analysis. There is no account and nothing is stored off-chain beyond a public record of the transaction.

How it works, step by step

Connect your wallet and open the Tools page

Pick the tool. Token Burn permanently removes tokens from supply, Airdrop sends a token to a list of wallets, Wallet Analysis reads a wallet's holdings and activity

Enter the token and parameters, then review the summary before signing

Confirm the transaction. The result is visible on Solscan immediately, and burns are recorded on StakePoint with their transaction signature

Projects use the burn tool to prove supply reductions publicly and the airdrop tool to distribute tokens without scripts or third-party services.

Go to Free On-Chain Tools

Security Design

StakePoint's smart contract is an Anchor program deployed on Solana mainnet. The program ID is gLHaGJsZ6G7AXZxoDL9EsSWkRbKAWhFHi73gVfNXuzK, publicly verifiable on Solscan.

The smart contract was independently audited by CPK Solutions in October 2026, with every finding remediated and confirmed in a retest. The audit scope, retest summary and bug bounty terms are published on the security page. The upgrade authority for the program is controlled by a 3-of-4 Squads multisig with hardware wallet signers. This means no single person can modify the smart contract, any upgrade requires independent approval from multiple keyholders.

All locked and staked tokens are held in Program Derived Addresses. PDAs are on-chain accounts derived from the program, they have no private key and cannot be accessed outside of the smart contract rules. Only the original wallet can unlock tokens after the unlock time.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is StakePoint?

StakePoint is a non-custodial Solana DeFi platform for token locking, LP locking, and token staking. It was launched in December 2025 on Solana mainnet. StakePoint does not custody user funds, all tokens are held in Program Derived Addresses on-chain.

What is a Program Derived Address (PDA)?

A Program Derived Address is an on-chain Solana account that is controlled by a smart contract rather than a private key. Because PDAs have no private key, no individual, including StakePoint, can access the tokens inside them outside of the rules defined by the smart contract.

Is StakePoint non-custodial?

Yes. StakePoint never holds private keys, never takes custody of user tokens, and never requires KYC. All token locks and staking positions are held in Program Derived Addresses on Solana mainnet, verifiable by anyone on Solscan.

What token standards does StakePoint support?

StakePoint supports standard SPL tokens and Token-2022 tokens including those with transfer taxes, interest-bearing mechanics, and other extensions. LP tokens from Raydium, Meteora, Orca, and PumpSwap are also supported.

Does StakePoint support token vesting?

Yes. StakePoint supports token locking with a fixed unlock date and token vesting with cliffs and gradual linear release. Use locking for liquidity and supply commitments, and vesting for team, investor and advisor allocations.

How is the StakePoint smart contract secured?

The StakePoint smart contract has been independently audited by CPK Solutions. It is deployed on Solana mainnet and publicly verifiable on Solscan. The upgrade authority is controlled by a 3-of-4 Squads multisig with hardware wallet signers, no single party can modify the program unilaterally.

What happens when a lock reaches its unlock date?

Nothing moves automatically. After the unlock date the creator wallet connects, opens the lock page and withdraws the tokens. Until that wallet signs the withdrawal, the tokens stay in the vault. No other wallet, including StakePoint, can trigger it.

Can I lock tokens from a Squads multisig?

Yes. Choose Lock from Squads vault at the start of the lock flow, paste the multisig account address and set up the lock as normal. The lock is created as a Squads proposal, your signers approve it in the Squads app, and the vault becomes the owner of the lock. Unlocking later works the same way.

Do Token-2022 tokens with a transfer tax work?

Yes. The lock or stake records the amount that actually arrives in the vault after the token's own transfer fee, so the figure shown on the lock page is the real balance held on-chain.

Does claiming staking rewards reset my stake timer?

No. On the current staking engine, claim and stake timestamps are tracked separately, so you can claim rewards as often as you like without extending your minimum stake period.

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