With Permissions Now Open, Raydium Launches a Permissioned AMM to Support On-Chain Trading of Compliant Assets
Svmuu News: Raydium, a DEX in the Solana ecosystem, has launched a Permissioned AMM, allowing issuers to directly deploy KYC-restricted and regulated assets on Raydium and tap into Solana’s liquidity without having to build their own trading platforms. Issuers control participation eligibility through self-managed KYC whitelists; only approved wallets can interact with the pools, and all transactions are transparently settled on-chain via immutable smart contracts. The first integrator is Superstate, a U.S. SEC-registered equity agent. On-chain equity issued through its Opening Bell platform will gain secondary market liquidity via Raydium Permissioned Pools.
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