TLDR:

• Solana Company introduces first tri-party custody model allowing borrowing against natively staked SOL tokens. 
• Anchorage Digital’s Atlas system provides automated collateral management while assets remain in custody. 
• Institutions earn 7% staking yields on SOL while accessing on-chain liquidity through Kamino’s platform. 
• The scalable model serves as blueprint for future treasury companies and institutional DeFi participation.

Solana Company (NASDAQ: HSDT) announced a partnership with Anchorage Digital and Kamino on February 13, 2026.

The collaboration introduces the first digital asset treasury enabling borrowing against natively staked SOL in qualified custody.

The tri-party custody model allows institutional investors to earn staking rewards while accessing on-chain liquidity. This structure maintains custody, compliance, and operational control for institutional participants.

Tri-Party Custody Model Connects Institutional Capital to DeFi

The partnership brings institutional capital to Solana’s decentralized finance ecosystem through a novel custody arrangement.

Anchorage Digital serves as the collateral manager for natively-staked SOL held in segregated accounts. Institutions can earn staking rewards while simultaneously unlocking borrowing power through Kamino’s lending platform. All assets remain under qualified custody at Anchorage Digital Bank throughout the borrowing process.

Nathan McCauley, CEO and Co-Founder of Anchorage Digital, addressed the institutional demand for this infrastructure. “Institutions want access to the most efficient sources of on-chain liquidity, but they aren’t willing to compromise on custody, compliance, or operational control,” McCauley stated.

He noted that Atlas collateral management allows institutions to keep natively staked SOL with a qualified custodian while using it productively.

This approach brings institutional-grade risk management to Solana’s lending markets, according to the executive.

Anchorage Digital’s Atlas system provides automated oversight of loan-to-value ratios around the clock. The platform orchestrates margin and collateral movements based on predefined rules.

When necessary, the system executes liquidations to protect lenders and borrowers. These features give institutions familiar risk and compliance controls while enabling direct market participation.

Cheryl Chan, Head of Strategy at Kamino, commented on the partnership’s potential. “This collaboration unlocks meaningful institutional demand to borrow against assets held in qualified custody,” Chan explained.

By partnering with Anchorage Digital, Kamino enables institutions to access on-chain liquidity and yield on Solana. The arrangement allows institutions to custody assets within their existing regulated framework.

This removes a barrier that previously limited institutional participation in decentralized lending markets.

Blueprint for Future Treasury Operations and Network Growth

Cosmo Jiang, General Partner at Pantera Capital Management and Board Member at Solana Company, provided his perspective on the structure. “This structure demonstrates how institutional-grade infrastructure can unlock deeper participation on Solana,” Jiang said.

He described it as a strong example of how regulated custody and on-chain borrowing can work together. Jiang believes this scalable model is the blueprint other treasury companies will follow and institutional investors will demand.

The collaboration extends beyond the initial deployment. Other investors, venture firms, and protocols can replicate the structure.

This repeatability positions the model as a standard for institutional participation in protocol borrowing. The framework accommodates various collateral types, from standard digital assets to reward-bearing positions.

Solana has recorded strong network metrics across multiple dimensions. The blockchain processes more than 3,500 transactions per second. Daily active wallets average around 3.7 million users.

The network has surpassed 23 billion transactions year-to-date. SOL offers a native staking yield of approximately 7 percent.

Solana Company operates as an independent treasury company focused on supporting tokenized networks. The firm serves as a long-term holder of SOL tokens.

HSDT continues developing its neurotech and medical device operations alongside its digital asset treasury activities. The company’s mission centers on supporting the growth and security of blockchain networks.