Solana Stablecoin Standard (SSS)

A complete, production-grade toolkit for deploying and managing stablecoins on Solana using Token-2022 extensions.

The project defines two compliance presets — SSS-1 (minimal) and SSS-2 (compliant with blacklist enforcement) — and provides everything needed to go from zero to a fully operational stablecoin: a CLI for operators, a TypeScript SDK for integrators, a REST backend for infrastructure, an on-chain Anchor program for transfer-hook compliance, and a React demo that ties it all together.

Live Demo & On-Chain References

• Video Demo — Full walkthrough of the CLI, SDK, backend, and React demo

Programs deployed (devnet):

• SSS-Core Program — Stablecoin config, RBAC, quotas, seize
• Blacklist Transfer Hook Program — Transfer-hook blacklist enforcement

On-chain examples (devnet):

• SSS-2 Stablecoin Deployment — Deployed token with blacklist transfer hook
• Mint Transaction — Minting tokens to a recipient
• Blacklist Transaction — Adding a wallet to the blacklist
• Unblacklist Transaction — Removing a wallet from the blacklist
• Transfer After Unblacklist — TransferChecked succeeding after unblacklist

Repository Structure

solana-stablecoin-standard/
├── programs/sss-core/          Anchor program — stablecoin config, RBAC, quotas, seize
├── transfer_hooks/blacklist/   Anchor program — transfer-hook blacklist (SSS-2)
├── tests-litesvm/              LiteSVM Rust-native fuzz & integration tests
├── cli/                        Command-line interface for deploying & managing stablecoins
├── sdk/                        TypeScript SDK wrapping all on-chain operations
├── backend/                    REST API service (mint/burn lifecycle, webhooks, event listener)
├── demo/                       React + Phantom wallet demo app
└── docs/                       Full documentation

Standards

Standard	What it provides	Token-2022 Extensions
SSS-1	Minimal stablecoin — mint/burn, freeze, on-mint metadata	Metadata Pointer
SSS-2	SSS-1 + compliance — blacklist enforcement via transfer hook, KYC-gated accounts	Metadata Pointer, Transfer Hook, DefaultAccountState::Frozen

SSS-Core features: RBAC roles, per-minter quotas, supply cap, triple-layer pause (Token-2022 + SSS-Core + hook), metadata updates, compliance toggle, burn-from-any-account, and reserve attestation (proof-of-reserve for GENIUS Act compliance) — with a feature-gated module system (compliance, quotas, supply-cap) that lets issuers strip modules they don't need at compile time.

See docs/SSS-1.md and docs/SSS-2.md for the full specifications.

Quick Start

1. Deploy a stablecoin (CLI)

cd cli && npm install && npm run build

# Generate a starter config
npx solana-stable init --preset sss-1

# Edit sss-token.config.toml (set authorities, name, symbol)
# Then deploy
npx solana-stable init --custom sss-token.config.toml

# Mint tokens
npx solana-stable operate mint <recipient-wallet> 1000000
# or (flat, backward-compatible):
npx solana-stable mint <recipient-wallet> 1000000

The CLI organizes commands into groups: operate (mint/burn/transfer), admin (freeze/thaw/pause/set-authority), compliance (blacklist management), and inspect (status/supply/balance/audit-log). Flat commands still work for backward compatibility.

2. Integrate programmatically (SDK)

import { SolanaStablecoin, Presets } from "sss-token-sdk";

const stable = await SolanaStablecoin.create(connection, {
  preset: Presets.SSS_1,
  name: "My Dollar",
  symbol: "MUSD",
  decimals: 6,
  authority: adminKeypair,
});

await stable.mintTokens({ recipient: walletPubkey, amount: 1_000_000n, minter: adminKeypair });
const supply = await stable.getSupply();

3. Run the backend

cd backend && npm install
cp .env.example .env
# Edit .env with your mint address and keypair
npm run dev

4. Launch the demo

cd demo && npm install
npm run dev
# Open http://localhost:5173, connect Phantom, enter your mint address in Settings

Documentation

Document	Contents
docs/SSS-SPEC.md	Formal specification — SSS-1, SSS-2, SSS-Core, SDK/CLI interface
docs/README.md	Overview, quick start, preset comparison, architecture diagram
docs/ARCHITECTURE.md	Layer model, data flows, security model
docs/SDK.md	Presets, custom configs, TypeScript examples
docs/OPERATIONS.md	Operator runbook (mint, freeze, blacklist, etc.)
docs/SSS-1.md	Minimal stablecoin standard specification
docs/SSS-2.md	Compliant stablecoin standard specification
docs/COMPLIANCE.md	Regulatory considerations, audit trail format
docs/API.md	Backend REST API reference

Each component also has its own README:

• programs/sss-core/README.md — SSS-Core program (RBAC, quotas, seize)
• transfer_hooks/blacklist/README.md — Blacklist hook program
• cli/README.md — CLI usage and config reference
• sdk/README.md — SDK API and examples
• backend/README.md — Backend setup and endpoints
• demo/README.md — React demo app

Tech Stack

• On-chain: Solana, Token-2022, Anchor Framework (Rust)
• CLI: TypeScript, Commander, TOML config
• SDK: TypeScript, @solana/web3.js, @solana/spl-token
• Backend: Express, Pino, Docker
• Demo: React, Vite, Tailwind CSS, Solana Wallet Adapter

Screenshots

The React demo provides a full management UI with Phantom wallet integration.

Settings

Configure the RPC endpoint, mint address, token program, and transfer hook program ID.

Dashboard

Live view of supply, decimals, your wallet balance, and on-chain authorities.

Mint & Burn

Mint tokens to any wallet or burn from your own — every action triggers a Phantom signature prompt.

Account Management

Freeze, thaw, check balances, and update authorities.

Compliance (SSS-2)

Add or remove wallets from the on-chain blacklist and check status in real time.

License

MIT