Pick only the capabilities you need:
Execution, Proofs, or Data.
No lock-ins, no heavy rewrites.
Operate off-chain but finalize on Solana L1.
Keep your users in the same ecosystem, with real settlement.
Batch transactions, anchor proofs, handle large data without having to face Solana block congestion.
Batch, route, and execute transactions off-chain, reducing latency and shielding from MEV, while finalizing on Solana.
Prove Solana transactions off-chain with zero-knowledge proofs, enabling private execution and cross-chain verification.
Anchor external data to Solana with lightweight proofs, cutting storage costs and scaling decentralized networks.
All modules can be called within a few lines of code. Simply visit our docs to use our stack in your codebase or directly interact within the CLI.
Plug-and-Play:
Pick the zkSVM, Data, or SVM Engine module you need.
Start Instantly:
CLI tools and API endpoints ready for local and remote calls.
No Friction:
No custom infrastructure, node management, or boilerplate.
No. Most teams don’t need their own chain.
Termina offers modular infrastructure that lets you upgrade specific parts of your app — like compute, privacy, or data — without giving up Solana’s security or liquidity.
Teams that need more control or flexibility than Solana L1 offers — without leaving the ecosystem.
Whether you're anchoring external data, executing sensitive logic privately, or batching complex transactions, Termina slots in when you hit scaling or performance walls.
Yes. Termina is modular by design. Use only the zkSVM, Data, or SVM Engine module — whatever fits your use case.
Many teams start with one and add more as they grow.
Termina provides purpose-built modules that plug into Solana.
You get the benefits of app-specific execution (privacy, batching, parallelism) without needing to manage your own DA layer, sequencer, or prover infrastructure.
No. In most cases, latency is improved because processing happens off-chain and batches are submitted efficiently. You only pay for what you use — compute, proof generation, or anchoring — and everything settles back on Solana.
