We are building the infrastructure layer for productive dollars.

Stablecoins have already won distribution. There is now over $300B in stablecoins onchain and more than $10T in adjusted transaction volume over the last year. The next problem is not getting dollars onchain. It is making them productive without compromising the simplicity, liquidity, and composability that made them useful in the first place.

Today, that gap is mostly filled by wrappers, staking flows, rebasing designs, or bespoke integrations, all of which introduce tradeoffs across UX, liquidity, accounting, composability, or policy control.

Solomon is building that missing layer. Our core product, YaaS , Yield-as-a-Service, is a policy-driven routing, attribution, and settlement stack that allows economics to follow balances across the surfaces where they actually live. USDv is the first vertically integrated proofpoint of that infrastructure.

The Problem: Yield Routing Is the Missing Layer

Stablecoins are now core financial rails for settlement, collateral, treasury management, payments, and increasingly software-native finance.

But the market still forces a bad tradeoff: a dollar can remain simple, liquid, and spendable, or it can be made productive. The market knows how to generate yield. It still has not solved how to distribute it cleanly.

Where the current design space breaks:

• Plain stablecoins preserve usability, but are idle by default.
• Wrappers, staking flows, and rebasing or drifting assets create a path to earnings, but do so by either splitting balances into separate products or changing how the asset behaves, adding friction for users and complexity for integrators.
• When yield needs policy, control, or client-specific distribution, the solution usually becomes bespoke, requiring custom integrations, engineering time, and operational overhead.
• Each new onchain savings instrument often adds another layer of risk, packaging yield behind added operational, operator, smart contract/program, and integration risk instead of routing economics cleanly to the base balance.

What issuers, wallets, neobanks, treasury platforms, and protocols need is infrastructure that can direct economics to the right holder, on the right surface, under the right policy, without redesigning the base asset or building custom routing logic from scratch.

That is the gap Solomon is solving.

Solomon: The Control Plane for Productive Balances

We are an infrastructure company first. Our core product is not another stablecoin. It is the control plane that lets issuers and distributors govern, route, and settle economics across balances that continue to behave like the base asset users and integrators expect.

At a system level, YaaS does three things:

• State awareness and attribution It determines where balances sit and who the true economic owner is, whether the balance is held directly or embedded inside another product surface.
• Policy execution Issuers and distributors can define eligibility, supported balance types, jurisdictions, onboarding requirements, partner splits, distribution timing, thresholds, caps, and exception handling.