MultiHopper Privacy Protocol Scoops 3rd Place in Visa Track at So

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MultiHopper, the on-chain private programmable routing protocol for digital assets, won 3rd place in the Visa track at the Solana Colosseum Frontier Hackathon.

The concessions made by either flying in the face of regulators or having liquidity requirements and going off-chain are unsustainable. MultiHopper is a novel approach that comes at the right time.”

— Enigma – CEO & Founder of MultiHopper

BERLIN, GERMANY, May 14, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The recognition follows MultiHopper’s participation in Superteam Germany’s Berlin Build Station and Demo Day, part of the wider Colosseum Frontier Hackathon. Superteam Germany’s Build Station ran from April 27 to May 11, 2026, with Demo Day held on May 12, 2026, supporting teams building for the global Solana hackathon through mentorship, workshops, pitch support and local ecosystem visibility.

MultiHopper’s win in the Visa track highlights growing demand for privacy-preserving, compliance-aware payment and settlement infrastructure on Solana. The protocol is designed to bring programmable privacy to digital asset transfers, helping users, businesses and institutions move assets on-chain with greater operational privacy while preserving the transparency, composability and auditability that make blockchain settlement valuable.

Unlike mixers, tumblers or shielded pools, MultiHopper is built as a fully onchain routing protocol. It does not commingle user funds and does not rely on opaque off-chain settlement. Instead, it enables programmable asset movement across wallets, smart contracts and treasuries, creating a privacy layer suited to real-world payment flows, stablecoin settlement, treasury operations and institutional on-chain finance.

Multihopper aims to solve the classic “privacy trilemma” by:
– remaining non-custodial and permissionless
– staying onchain
– no mixing, tumbling or private pools
– no offchain movements like private blockchains
– facilitating transfers of limitless amounts of any digital…

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