Solana Compliance Registry

The Solana Compliance Registry is a public, versioned, machine‑readable catalog of compliance‑related metadata for the Solana ecosystem. It provides a unified, open standard for:

• KYC providers
• AML rule sets
• Sanctions data providers
• Compliance policies
• Governance policies
• Audit artifacts
• Attestations and proofs

This registry enables wallets, dApps, DAOs, protocols, and infrastructure providers to adopt consistent, verifiable, and up‑to‑date compliance configurations.

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🚀 Features

• Open, decentralized registry of compliance metadata
• JSON Schema–validated entries
• Versioned with semantic versioning
• SDKs for JavaScript, Python, and Rust
• CLI tool for local inspection
• Automated validation & index generation via GitHub Actions
• Static website for browsing registry entries
• Extensible provider and policy library (20+ entries included)

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📂 Repository Structure

Solana Compliance Registry README.md

Solana-goverance-policy-engine

Suggested structure:

bash solana-governance-policy-engine/ ├── README.md ├── GOVERNANCE.md ├── COMPLIANCE.md ├── POLICY_SCHEMA.json ├── examples/ │ ├── treasury-limits/ │ ├── multisig-thresholds/ │ └── voting-parameters/ ├── engine/ │ ├── src/ │ ├── Cargo.toml │ └── tests/ ├── cli/ │ ├── src/ │ ├── Cargo.toml │ └── tests/ ├── specs/ │ ├── policy-model.md │ ├── integration-patterns.md │ └── versioning.md └── .github/ ├── workflows/ │ ├── ci.yml │ └── policy-validation.yml └── ISSUE_TEMPLATE.md

README.md (v1 draft): ~~ `markdown

solana-governance-policy-engine

A standards-driven rules engine for Solana DAOs and programs, enabling governance policies to be defined, versioned, and enforced as code.

Vision

This project treats governance as a first-class, machine-readable artifact. Policies are defined in a structured schema, validated by a CLI, and enforced by on-chain and off-chain components. The goal is to make governance:

• Explicit: Policies live in versioned config, not tribal knowledge.
• Auditable: Changes are tracked, diffed, and reviewable.
• Composable: The same policy model can be reused across DAOs and programs.
• Enforceable: Policies are wired into program logic and operational workflows. ~~

~~ `markdown Architecture.md

• Quantum layer: Governance policy model and metadata standard.
• Nano layer: Small, focused policy evaluation primitives and helpers.
• Micro layer: The policy engine, CLI, and integration patterns that compose nano modules and implement quantum standards.

Components

• POLICY_SCHEMA.json
  Canonical JSON schema for governance policies (treasury, voting, roles, thresholds, etc.).

• engine/
  Rust library for evaluating policies and integrating them into Solana programs.

• cli/
  Command-line tool for:

  • Validating policy files against the schema
  • Running policy checks locally
  • Generating human-readable summaries for reviewers

• examples/
  Ready-to-use policy sets:

  • Treasury limits
  • Multisig thresholds
  • Voting parameters
  • Role-based access control

• specs/
  Design documents for:

  • Policy model
  • Integration patterns
  • Versioning and migration

Example policy (YAML)

`yaml version: 1 id: treasury-basic-guardrails scope: treasury rules:

• id: max-single-transfer description: Prevent large single transfers without elevated approval. type: limit params: max_amount: 10000 currency: USDC escalation_role: "treasury-committee"
• id: daily-outflow-cap description: Cap total daily outflows from the treasury. type: rolling_window params: window: 24h max_outflow: 50000 currency: USDC metadata: owner: "dao-core" tags: ["treasury", "risk", "guardrails"] `

Use cases

• Define and enforce DAO treasury policies.
• Standardize voting parameters across multiple DAOs.
• Implement role-based access control for program instructions.
• Provide auditors with a clear, machine-readable governance model.

Integration with other projects

• solana-compliance-registry
  This engine can consume policies and templates published in the registry.

• Solana KYC Compliance SDK
  Governance policies can reference KYC/compliance requirements as part of access control and role definitions.

Status

• Define initial POLICY_SCHEMA.json
• Implement core engine primitives
• Implement CLI validator
• Add example policies
• Publish v0.1.0 ~~

~~ `markdown Governance and contributions.md

See [Looks like the result wasn't safe to show. Let's switch things up and try something else!] and [Looks like the result wasn't safe to show. Let's switch things up and try something else!] for project governance, decision-making, and compliance posture. `

You can add badges like:

markdown !Layer: Micro !Domain: Governance !Standard: Policy Schema v0.1

Solana KYC Compliance SDK

Purpose

A compliance layer designed to bridge institutional KYC/AML processes with Solana’s token infrastructure.

Key Features

• On-chain Whitelist Registry: Secure, transparent, and auditable list of verified addresses.
• SDK Integration: Simple TypeScript client for wallet-level verification and token gating.
• Regulatory Alignment: Eases the adoption of compliant Real-World Asset issuance.

Quick Start

`bash

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/Gitdigital-products/solana-kyc-compliance-sdk.git cd solana-kyc-compliance-sdk `

Build the Rust program

cd programs/compliance_registry cargo build-bpf

Build the SDK

cd ../../sdk/typescript npm install && npm run build Open-source SDK for enforcing KYC/AML compliance directly at the token level on Solana using Token Extensions (Transfer Hook & Permanent Delegate). Includes a Rust on-chain program, TypeScript SDK, and Compliance Registry for institutional-grade Real-World Asset (RWA) issuance. run.py pip install flask python app.py