Public Devnet is now open to developers building next-generation financial applications on the fastest SVM-compatible network
Solayer, the next-generation hardware-accelerated SVM blockchain network, announced the launch of its InfiniSVM Devnet, offering developers and early users public access to the network for the first time. Devnet marks a milestone in the rollout of InfiniSVM – Solayer’s custom-built execution layer designed to support over 1 million transactions per second (TPS) and sub-second finality and ultra-low latency.
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Built to support real-time, global-scale financial applications, InfiniSVM is fully compatible with the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), allowing developers to deploy using existing tooling like Solana CLI, Web3.js, and Anchor, with little to no code changes. Devnet provides a live sandbox to experiment, test, and build on the next-generation infrastructure, including early access to Devnet-only applications like token swaps via Solayer’s native DEX.
In benchmarking environments, InfiniSVM has shown sustained throughput exceeding 250,000 TPS, with the architecture designed to scale far beyond that as performance bottlenecks are further optimized. Developers are encouraged to push the limits by deploying new programs, simulating real-world needs, and helping pressure-test the network as it moves towards mainnet.
“With the launch of IniniSVM Devnet, we’re opening the doors to a new kind of blockchain performance, one that is purpose-built to meet the demands of modern financial applications,” said Jason Li, Co-Founder at Solayer. “InfiniSVM is where developers can start building without compromise, to foster the next wave of onchain innovation.”
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