Stripe-backed Privy Teams Up with Jito Labs to Launch Solana Transaction Tool FullSend

BlockBeats News, July 9th, Stripe's wallet infrastructure company Privy and Solana infrastructure company Jito Labs jointly launched the transaction finality tool FullSend. Through Jito's low-latency network, transactions are directly routed to current and upcoming Solana block producers, compressing transaction finality to 50 milliseconds (compared to at least 200 milliseconds using traditional methods) and providing MEV protection by default.

This tool has been silently running in the Privy wallet since January of this year, processing millions of transactions with a successful settlement rate of 99.999%.

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