Arlington, VA – July 3, 2026 – ReconArt today announced that it has integrated its Recon Data Factory (RDF) data hub with the Solana blockchain network, enabling enterprises to reconcile blockchain payments, including stablecoin and AI‑initiated transactions (agentic payments reconciliation).

ReconArt, an enterprise-grade data matching and reconciliation solution, extends its core data ingestion capabilities to address an entirely new class of machine-to-machine payment flows that traditional reconciliation tools struggle to handle.

The Solana data connector responds to a growing demand from payments and fintech clients using blockchain rails – particularly stablecoins in emerging remittance corridors – for high-volume, real-time, and cross-border settlement. Stablecoins are increasingly being used for treasury movements and settlement between financial institutions, offering speed, 24/7 availability, and significantly lower costs than correspondent banking networks.

Unlike traditional payments, blockchain transactions clear continuously and generate their own immutable records that exist outside conventional banking infrastructure. For finance teams, this creates fragmentation: on‑chain settlement on one side, internal ledgers, custodians, and bank statements on the other. The Solana – RDF API connection adapts to this data profile, structuring on-chain records into a format the ReconArt’s sophisticated matching engine can process seamlessly.

This capability becomes even more critical as AI agents are now being deployed to autonomously initiate and execute payments as part of automated value exchange workflows. Agentic payments are expected to generate millions of real-time microtransactions that existing reconciliation infrastructure aligned with predictable batch windows is unprepared to ingest. ReconArt is designed to reconcile high‑volume, machine‑driven transactions with the same control, auditability, and governance expected of any enterprise payment flow.

The agentic payments introduce reconciliation challenges of a different nature. Agentic payments at enterprise deployment scale generate volumes that batch processing cannot absorb. Counterparty identification – a key regulatory requirement mandated by MiCA and PSD2/PSD3 among others – presents a further complication, requiring reconciliation logic capable of resolving pseudonymous parties against internal records and authorized spending policies.

By bringing stablecoin and agentic payments into a single reconciliation platform, ReconArt enables customers to reduce operational costs, strengthen financial controls, and simplify cross‑border payments. Scalable payment reconciliation across fiat and blockchain rails within a unified, auditable environment supports internal policy enforcement, automated reporting, and regulatory compliance as payment models evolve.

Solana stands out with its performance characteristics, ecosystem maturity, and growing adoption for stablecoin settlement. Its speed and low transaction costs make it well suited for both large‑scale remittance flows and high‑frequency, low‑value transactions that would be impractical on legacy rails. For customers, this translates into faster reconciliation cycles, near‑real‑time visibility into payment status, and a verifiable audit trail for every on‑chain transaction.

As stablecoin remittance and automated payments continue to scale, reconciliation is becoming the critical control point between innovation and financial integrity. ReconArt’s RDF-Solana integration positions the solution at the technology forefront for managing this next generation of global payment flows transparently.

About ReconArt

ReconArt, Inc. is a US-based provider of financial reconciliation software serving banks, payment companies, money transfer operators and corporate treasury teams globally. Its SaaS reconciliation platform delivers end-to-end automation for high volume transaction matching, account reconciliation, and financial close management processes. With over 15 years of experience, ReconArt empowers organizations to achieve scalable, future-proof reconciliations, finance process maturity, and AI-driven autonomy.

About Solana

Solana is a high-performance, open-source blockchain network designed for scalable, low-cost transaction processing. Its proof-of-history consensus architecture sustains thousands of transactions per second at sub-cent transaction costs, making it one of the primary settlement networks for stablecoin issuers, payment operators and agentic payment infrastructure. Solana currently supports more than $15 billion in stablecoin circulation and has attracted significant institutional adoption for cross-border payment flows, tokenized asset settlement, and programmable finance applications.