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# Solana-Native Integrations

### **Solana-Native Integrations**

zkShine is built **from the ground up for Solana**, not retrofitted from other blockchains.\
This ensures deep-level compatibility across Solana’s runtime (Sealevel), token standards (SPL), and wallet infrastructure.

#### **Integrated Partners & Compatibility**

| Category             | Partner                               | Functionality                                     |
| -------------------- | ------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| **Wallets**          | Phantom, Backpack, Solflare, Glow     | One-click “Privacy Mode” for RPC & transactions   |
| **DEXs / DeFi**      | Jupiter, Raydium, Orca                | Private swaps via zkProof transaction masking     |
| **RPC Providers**    | Helius, Triton, Solana Foundation RPC | zkRelay-enabled routing for full anonymity        |
| **Validators**       | Solana Validator Network              | zkCompute integration for proof verification      |
| **SDK / Frameworks** | Anchor, Solana SDK                    | Native support for zkProof validation in programs |


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