Launching a token on Solana typically means running five different tools to complete a single task. Acquiring lives in one dashboard, airdrops in another, staking elsewhere, and payments end up being tracked on payroll spreadsheets that no one fully trusts. Flow Business is designed to bridge this gap, bringing together all the token operations a Solana project needs on a single, non-custodial platform.
Built for teams shaping Internet capital markets
Streamflow positions Business as an infrastructure for teams actively shaping internet capital markets, with the wave of on-chain projects transforming token issuance, distribution, and governance into programmable, transparent systems instead of manual processes executed on spreadsheets and one-off transfers.
According to the team, the platform has already processed over $346 million in total value locked, served over 1.3 million users, and supported over 40,000 projects in the Solana ecosystem, numbers that reflect a platform trusted by teams running real on-chain financial operations rather than experimental side tools.
Streamflow’s ambitions don’t stop at its current user base. Founder Malisha sees private markets as the platform’s next big opportunity, a sector he describes as opaque, fragmented and largely untapped.
“We want to focus more on private markets,” Malisha said. “It’s a whole opaque, fragmented market. It’s not as big as the public markets, maybe a tenth of the size, but we’re still talking about a $10 trillion market that’s ripe for disruption and tokenization.”
Everything a token operation needs, in one stack
Flow Business brings together the basic functions that token teams typically distribute across multiple providers:
Acquisition: Automated, customizable calendars for investors, team members, and advisors, with on-chain enforcement instead of manual tracking
Staking: staking as a service that can be deployed in minutes for any SPL token
Token Locks: Transparent, easy-to-audit locks that give holders and partners a verifiable view of supply commitments
Payments: Recurring transfers and patron payments that replace payroll spreadsheets with automated on-chain feeds
Airdrops: Distribution tools designed to handle everything from a handful of recipients to large-scale community drops
White Label Dashboards and Portals: Publicly accessible branded views so projects can provide self-service access without building infrastructure from scratch.
The platform supports any SPL token and operates in a completely non-custodial manner, meaning project teams retain control of their assets at every stage rather than handing over custody to a third party.
Individual holders keep their tools unchanged
The launch of the business is additive rather than disruptive. Streamflow confirmed that the individual side of the platform remains exactly where it is: token locks, vesting schedules, holder staking, airdrop claims, and public dashboards remain self-service, permissionless, and deployable in minutes, unchanged for holders and small teams already using them.
Support adapted to a global and always active industry
Crypto does not work on a single time zone, and the Streamflow support model reflects this. The team offers 24/7 support for operational projects across all regions, an important detail for teams managing acquisition cliffs, release windows, or payment cycles that can’t wait for business hours.
What this means for Solana teams
For Solana teams currently bringing together separate tools for vesting, staking, payments, and airdrops, Streamflow Business offers a consolidated alternative: a non-custodial platform, backed by experience in the Solana ecosystem, and designed specifically for projects that need their token operations to scale without adding to their operational headaches.
Teams can explore the platform directly on app.streamflow.finance
