SODAX for Kamino
https://kamino.comMajor unlocks for Kamino
@sodax/sdk swap module
Depositors sourcing collateral from SODAX-supported networks can swap directly into Kamino's accepted SPL assets without bridging first, reducing drop-off before the deposit step.
@sodax/sdk money market module
Kamino's supply and borrow flows can coordinate cross-network collateral sourcing, letting borrowers on 20 supported networks interact with Kamino's on-chain markets from their origin chain.
Key observations
Kamino has built one of Solana's most complete credit primitives: transparent on-chain lending markets serving both institutional and retail borrowers against crypto collateral, with open-source program logic that signals serious infrastructure intent. The bottleneck is that every depositor or borrower needs to already hold the right SPL asset on Solana before they ever reach Kamino's supply or borrow UI.
The cross-network bottleneck
Borrowers and depositors who hold capital on Ethereum, Base, or other the networks SODAX already covers face a manual bridge step before they can interact with Kamino's markets. That step introduces friction, adds latency, and loses users who would otherwise meet Kamino's collateral requirements.
The reachable liquidity pool is capped by whoever already holds the right asset on Solana today.
Where SODAX fits
SODAX sits at the top of Kamino's deposit funnel, coordinating collateral sourcing from supported networks before it reaches Kamino's programs. A borrower on Ethereum can initiate a supply or borrow flow against Kamino markets without manually bridging. SODAX handles cross-network execution and settles the correct SPL asset directly into the integration surface Kamino already exposes.
Kamino keeps its credit logic on-chain and Solana-native; SODAX absorbs the cross-network execution layer that precedes it.
Recommended integration path
- What changes: Add
@sodax/sdkswap and money market modules to the deposit and borrow entry points so users on supported networks can source and route collateral into Kamino's on-chain markets directly. - What you keep: Kamino's lending programs, collateral logic, liquidation mechanisms, and existing Solana wallet integrations (Phantom, Backpack, Solflare) are entirely untouched.
- Engineering effort: Front-end integration via
@sodax/dapp-kithooks wired to existing supply and borrow UI flows; no changes to on-chain programs or PDAs.
Similar protocol using SODAX
Amped Finance integrates SODAX across its money market and derivatives flows on a SODAX-supported network, providing a close architectural reference for how a lending and yield protocol wires cross-network collateral sourcing without rewriting core program logic.
Next technical discussion
The right question to resolve first: how does cross-network collateral settlement land into Kamino's existing deposit flow, specifically how the settled SPL asset maps to the correct associated token account before Kamino's program validates the supply. A 20-minute call to walk through the settlement path and identify the exact integration point in the deposit funnel would produce a scoped implementation surface.
Agenda: trace a cross-network deposit from SODAX execution to Kamino program validation, and agree on the first testable integration surface.
Summary
Product today
Kamino is Solana's open-source credit and liquidity protocol enabling collateral-backed borrowing and on-chain lending for retail and institutional users.
SODAX angle
Wire cross-network collateral sourcing into Kamino's deposit funnel so borrowers on 20 supported networks reach Kamino's markets without bridging first.
Let's talk integration
Kamino's collateral deposit flow is the right place to connect cross-network execution without touching the credit logic underneath. Let's map out where it fits.
Get in touch
Drop us a message and we'll take it from there.