BurnKit is now expanding beyond Solana.
We're excited to announce that @RobinhoodApp Chain is now supported by the BurnKit SDK.
From day one, BurnKit has been built around a simple idea: developers shouldn't have to rebuild payment infrastructure every time they launch an application or deploy on a new chain.
With Robinhood Chain support, developers can build the same programmable payment flows they're already familiar with - now on a new execution environment.
Using BurnKit, you can:
• Accept supported Robinhood Chain assets as payment
• Build programmable checkout flows
• Configure burn-backed payment logic
• Route funds to one or multiple treasury wallets
• Generate cryptographically verifiable receipts
• Build token-powered products with a unified SDK
Whether you're building AI tools, creator platforms, premium memberships, marketplaces, APIs, or token-gated applications, BurnKit provides the infrastructure layer so you can focus on your product instead of payment plumbing.
Our goal has never been to build another payment SDK.
We're building the programmable utility layer that powers on-chain applications across ecosystems.
One SDK.
Multiple chains.
The same developer experience.
Robinhood Chain is the first step toward that vision, and more network support is already on the roadmap.
Update your SDK and start building.
npm add @burnkit/sdk@latest
Documentation & SDK:
https://t.co/GhTTBqfAvz
The utility layer keeps expanding.
$BKIT 🖤
Been a little quiet lately.
Not because I lost interest.
Not because anything went wrong.
Honestly, I reached a point where I had too many ideas and not enough focus. Every day I was bouncing between SDK improvements, BurnMarket, infrastructure changes, multi-chain support, tokenomics, developer tooling, UI polish, and a dozen other things.
It got to the point where posting updates felt like it was taking time away from actually building.
So I made a decision.
Close X.
Ignore the noise.
Ship.
Over the past few weeks we've rewritten parts of the SDK, launched BurnMarket, added Robinhood Chain support, built the playground, expanded the documentation, introduced multi-chain architecture, improved developer examples, executed protocol buybacks, locked protocol-owned supply, and kept pushing the product forward.
None of that happens overnight.
Building infrastructure isn't glamorous. Most of the work never makes it into screenshots or announcement posts. It's debugging edge cases at 2 AM, deleting thousands of lines of code because there's a better architecture, and making sure developers never have to think about the complexity underneath.
I'm still going to spend most of my time writing code.
But I'm going to be sharing a lot more of the journey from here.
The roadmap is getting bigger.
The SDK is getting stronger.
And this is only the beginning.
Back to building. 🔥 $BKIT
The wait is over. The doors are officially open to the public, and BurnMarket is live and fully operational!
This is more than just a platform launch it is the live demonstration of the BurnKit SDK architecture running at scale in a production environment. Everything from the seamless payment handling to the instant cryptographic verification layer is driven completely by our core SDK primitives.
Experience the speed, explore the interface, and see firsthand how we are standardizing token utility.
The next phase of the utility layer starts right now.
Dive in today:https://t.co/KrbGyejkCO
$BKIT 🖤
Protocol-owned supply just increased.
Using revenue generated through developer activity, we've acquired additional $BKIT from the open market and locked it via Streamflow.
This isn't a team allocation.
It's protocol-owned liquidity that has been removed from immediate circulation and time-locked transparently on-chain.
Every lock is verifiable.
Every movement is public.
Every decision is on-chain.
Lock: https://t.co/ZU0k7MevUX
We don't just talk about long-term alignment.
We build it into the protocol.
$BKIT 🖤
We are officially in the home stretch. For everyone waiting to get their hands on BurnMarket, the platform will be opening to the public very soon!
We are currently putting the final touches on the infrastructure, ensuring everything is highly optimized, secure, and running flawlessly. This launch will showcase the full scale and capability of the underlying BurnKit SDK, proving how lightweight and fast production ready token utility can truly be.
We are wrapping up the final code checks and stabilizing the live environment as we speak.
Thank you to our incredible community and early alpha testers for the feedback. We are almost ready.
Stay tuned.
$BKIT 🖤
One of the biggest costs of going multi-chain isn't deployment.
It's maintaining different codebases.
BurnKit keeps the payment flow identical across supported networks.
The burn logic, treasury routing, receipt generation, and verification pipeline remain the same.
The only thing that changes is your configuration.
chain: "solana"
becomes
chain: "evm"
No rewrites.
No duplicated business logic.
No separate SDKs.
Build once.
Deploy across ecosystems.
@RobinhoodCrypto Chain support is now live, with additional EVM networks on the roadmap.
One SDK.
Multiple chains.
Same developer experience.
$BKIT 🖤
We built the BurnKit SDK to turn that weeks long headache into a day one primitive.
It Replaces:
- Custom, bloated smart contracts that drain storage fees.
- Fragmented, unverified scripts for splitting treasury funds.
- Heavy, slow database queries trying to confirm on-chain state changes.
What It Deploys Instantly:
- Universal payment acceptance for any developer created SPL token.
- Atomic, multi wallet split routing handled natively.
- Ultra lightweight on-chain anchoring via the Solana Memo program.
- Instant, zero latency backend verification using unforgeable Ed25519 signed receipts.
The tech is already live, stable, and running the infrastructure behind platforms like BurnMarket. If you want to see exactly how it works before writing a single line of code, we have step by step production blueprints ready to copy paste right now
$BKIT 🖤
BurnKit is going multi-chain.
Solana-native core.
EVM support added.
Robinhood Chain included.
Developers can now build burn-powered payment rails across more ecosystems from one SDK.
One SDK.
More chains.
Real utility.
$BKIT 🖤
To close the verification loop back to the app, the infrastructure generates an off-chain receipt secured by an Ed25519 signature.
Because the signature is mathematically unforgeable, the application backend can verify that the transaction occurred on-chain in microseconds. Zero latency, clean architecture, built to scale.
One SDK. Infinite utility. $BKIT
Most teams try to force complex application logic into heavy custom smart contracts. When we built the Burn Kit SDK, we threw that approach out completely.
Instead of relying on heavy network accounts, the core architecture runs on an optimized off-chain/on-chain hybrid model. Here is the technical breakdown under the hood.
When it comes to permanent verification, we completely bypass state bloat. We don't deploy large custom code to track history; instead, the SDK leverages the native Solana Memo program.
By anchoring a lightweight, cryptographically structured text string directly to the transaction, it leaves an indelible public audit trail without costing crazy storage fees.
@lowfloating We understand the skepticism.
The easiest way to verify BurnKit is to use it.
Everything we've released is public - from the SDK and documentation to the playground and on-chain burn history.
We're builders first. Community channels will follow.
Live pricing isn't just about getting a number.
It's about getting the right number, reliably.
BurnKit includes a resilient pricing layer that queries Jupiter and DexScreener, with built-in caching, request timeouts, and an automatic fallback chain.
If one provider is unavailable, the SDK seamlessly switches to the next - keeping your checkout flow uninterrupted.
No custom price adapters.
No provider lock-in.
No single point of failure.
One API call.
Production-ready price discovery.
Built for developers.
Built for Solana.
$BKIT 🖤
We are all ears for the community all the time, and we hear you loud and clear. Based on your feedback, we got some great suggestions that people need a clearer, hands on look at the tech.
To make it as simple as possible to understand, we are officially building a live prototype of working payments using BurnKit!
This prototype will show everyone developers and non developers alike exactly how the framework handles seamless payments, atomic split routing, and instant cryptographic receipts in real time.
We'll be sharing the live prototype soon so you can see the utility layer in action.
BurnKit turns all of that into a few lines of code.
Developers plug in the SDK.
Their token instantly becomes usable inside their app.
No rebuilding the infrastructure every time.