MultiHopper Privacy Protocol Wins 3rd Place in Visa Track

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MultiHopper recognized for its programmable on-chain privacy infrastructure for digital asset transfers, stablecoin settlement and next-generation payment rails, wins third place at Solana Colosseum’s Visa Track.

Singapore, 15th May 2026 – MultiHopper, a programmable privacy protocol for digital assets, has won 3rd place in the Visa track at the Solana Colosseum Frontier Hackathon in Berlin.

The award recognizes MultiHopper’s work in building fully on-chain, non-custodial routing infrastructure for digital asset transfers. Built first on Solana, MultiHopper is designed to help users, developers, businesses and institutions move assets with greater privacy, programmability and operational control.

The Visa track focused attention on one of the most important areas of blockchain adoption: payments and settlement. As stablecoins, tokenized assets and digital payment rails continue to grow, there is increasing demand for infrastructure that enables fast, low-cost and programmable movement of value while reducing unnecessary public exposure of sensitive financial activity.

MultiHopper addresses this challenge by introducing programmable on-chain privacy routing. The protocol allows digital assets to move through on-chain routes rather than relying solely on direct wallet-to-wallet transfers, which can expose counterparties, timing, treasury behavior, payment flows and business strategy.

Unlike mixers, tumblers or shielded pools, MultiHopper does not commingle user funds and does not depend on opaque off-chain settlement. The protocol is designed to remain on-chain, non-custodial and permissionless while improving privacy and programmability for digital asset movement.

“Winning 3rd place in the Visa track is an important validation of the problem MultiHopper is solving,” said the MultiHopper team. “If stablecoins and digital assets are going to become serious payment and settlement infrastructure, businesses and institutions need more than…

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