Yield.xyz has integrated Drift Protocol, one of Solana’s most established perpetual and lending platforms. The partnership unlocks access to Solana-native lending yields through Drift’s deep and efficient markets, which are now available directly via the Yield.xyz interface and API.
This integration expands Yield.xyz’s reach to one of the fastest-growing ecosystems in DeFi, allowing developers, wallets, and financial apps to surface Drift’s yields inside their products with minimal effort.
Drift’s lending pools support assets such as USDC, SOL, mSOL, jitoSOL, BTC, and ETH, offering dynamic returns powered by onchain borrowing activity. It’s a major step toward making Solana-native yield opportunities accessible through Yield.xyz’s unified yield infrastructure.
“Our mission is to make yield accessible everywhere, across every network,” said Serafin Lion Engel, Co-Founder of Yield.xyz. “Integrating Drift Protocol extends institutional-grade yield access to Solana, enabling developers to tap into one of the most advanced lending systems in DeFi while maintaining the same API simplicity our partners rely on.”
Through the integration, users and partners can now supply assets to Drift’s lending vaults using the Yield.xyz API. All vaults are supported at launch, including USDC, SOL, mSOL, syrupUSDC, UERC, LBTC, and WETH — giving builders instant access to Solana yields in any app or interface.
Drift’s unified margin system connects perpetuals, market-making, and lending into a single onchain engine, creating efficient capital flow between traders, liquidity providers, and lenders.
“Yield.xyz’s integration brings Drift’s markets to a wider audience of developers and users across multiple ecosystems,” said Cindy Leow, co-founder of Drift Protocol. “We’re excited to expand Solana’s lending opportunities beyond our native app and support the next generation of onchain yield products.”
The collaboration reflects Yield.xyz’s ongoing expansion across networks, following recent integrations with major staking and lending protocols on Ethereum, Base, and now Solana.