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Solana and the whole EVM world, in one venue. Every piece below runs today — from a Solana address, or an EVM account on Ethereum and any of its L2s.
Mainnet · Rubicon
I. Bridge · API Rome Bridge Move USDC, ETH and SOL between Rubicon and Ethereum or Solana: USDC over Circle CCTP v2 (fast or standard into Rubicon), ETH over Wormhole, SOL and USDC to and from Solana. You sign every transfer in your own wallet; settlement needs your signature, never ours. Open ↗ II. Chain utility Rome App Check your portfolio, bridge in and out, and wrap gas on Rubicon. Swap and Liquidity pages are in place; no pools exist yet. Open ↗ III. Explorer Via Explorer The cross-VM explorer for Rubicon: every EVM transaction that touches Solana shows the exact Solana program and instruction behind the call. Open ↗ IV. Oracles Oracle Gateway Pyth price feeds behind Chainlink-compatible interfaces (Switchboard adapters can be deployed), readable by a Solidity contract in one atomic call — no bridge, no pull, no relay. Open ↗ V. Token lookup Under the Ticker Look up a tokenized asset by ticker, name or contract address and see what the token is — its class, form, issuer and chain — and what rights it gives its holder. Also answers on X through @askunderticker, and through an API. Open ↗
Testnet · Hadrian
I. Permissioned RWA Bloom — permissioned RWA A compliance-gated asset, issued once and opened to EVM and Solana holders under a single allowlist — each buys, holds, and is paid from one register, with no second chain and no second audit. Open ↗ II. DEX — built natively cross-VM Rome DEX One native Solana pool where Solana-address and EVM-address users trade and LP the same reserves — no bridge, no wrapped venue, one market. Open ↗ III. App portal Cardo Solana DeFi from an EVM account — Jupiter perps, Meteora swaps, Marinade staking, Mango lending, streaming payments, LST pools. No new account, no new chain to learn. Open ↗ IV. Cross-chain positions Appia Solana positions for users of other chains — enter from an EVM chain, manage positions on Solana, exit back home. First journey (a full Sepolia round trip) proven on-chain; any-chain generalization in validation. Open ↗ V. Lending Aerarium — Compound v3 Compound v3 with Solana and EVM identities in one pool — supply and borrow from either side of the same market, each user keeping their own chain, address, and signing flow. Open ↗ VI. Lending Aave v3 on Rome Aave v3 deployed on Rome with three live reserves — the same hardened Solidity, opened to both sides. Deploy the contract, open it to Solana: that's the point. Open ↗ VII. Chain utility Rome App Wrap, swap, LP, and bridge across Rome chains — the day-to-day utility surface on Hadrian, Rome's public testnet. Open ↗ VIII. Bridge · API Rome Bridge Two products in one: a standalone bridge between Rome and six EVM testnets plus Solana, on CCTP v2, Wormhole and Solana rails, and a Bridge API any app integrates to embed bridging in its own UX. No custody keys — settlement requires the user's own signature, never ours. Open ↗ IX. Explorer Via Explorer The cross-VM explorer: every EVM transaction that touches Solana shows the exact Solana program and instruction behind the call. Open ↗ X. Oracles Oracle Gateway Pyth and Switchboard price feeds behind Chainlink-compatible interfaces, with keeper-guaranteed freshness — Solidity contracts read Solana-native oracles directly. Open ↗ XI. Launch your chain Sovereign Portal Your own EVM chain on Solana — your token as gas, a working DeFi economy on day one. Rome hosts it for you, or you run it yourself. Open ↗
Mainnet apps are live today. Rubicon runs on Solana mainnet, where the Rome EVM program is deployed with multisig-governed upgrades. Testnet apps run on Hadrian, Rome's public testnet.