SolSharp 2.0.0

SolSharp

A modern, contract-driven, Native AOT-ready .NET SDK for Solana — keys and signatures, program instructions, transaction wire formats, RPC, and WebSocket streaming. SolSharp is independently implemented in C# from pinned Anza Solana SDK, Agave, and SPL source contracts. No reflection is used by the library: JSON is source-generated, all four functional assemblies declare Native AOT compatibility, and CI native-publishes and runs a consumer of the packed package.

SolSharp is built for low latency with focused dependencies and a dependency-light Core. If you are writing bots, indexers, or backend services that talk to Solana from .NET and care about speed and control, this is aimed at you.

Why SolSharp

• Native AOT ready. Source-generated JSON (no reflection), trimmable, AOT-clean — ship a self-contained native binary with instant startup. CI runs a native-compiled smoke test on every push and pull request targeting main.
• Full pinned RPC coverage. The complete applicable non-admin JSON-RPC HTTP surface from the pinned Agave revision, including reads, send/simulate, airdrop, batching, and multiplexed WebSocket subscriptions with automatic reconnect. Explicit account/program subscription options preserve the effective legacy binary, base58, base64, jsonParsed fallback, and base64+zstd response union without publishing no-op Agave fields.
• Wire-level control. Spec-accurate legacy, v0, and feature-gated SIMD-0385 V1 transaction building, signing, and decoding — money-critical encodings are checked against exact vectors from pinned Rust contracts, not only against C# round trips.
• Complete signing workflows. Typed Ed25519 and BLS12-381 values, local/external/null signers, partial signing, Rust-compatible key import/export, vote-account-bound BLS proofs of possession, PoP-gated same-message BLS aggregation, and domain-separated Solana off-chain messages.
• Traceable parity. Exact upstream commit pins, coverage boundaries, and exclusions are published in the Rust parity matrix; SolSharp is independently written and is not an official Anza/Solana product.
• Purposeful dependencies. A dependency-light Core, allocation-free hot paths and span-based APIs; the RPC resilience pipeline and vetted Ed25519/BLS backends are included deliberately.
• Measured quality. Across the four functional assemblies, the reproducible .NET 8 Linux unit-coverage baseline covers 93.7% of hand-written production lines. CI merges overlapping reports, excludes generated sources, publishes line and branch details, enforces a 90% repository-wide line floor, and rejects documentation that overstates the current result.
• Automated security gates. Pull requests run direct/transitive NuGet auditing, dependency review, and CodeQL's extended C# queries; scheduled scans rerun the audit and CodeQL and report OpenSSF supply-chain posture. Ordinary CI/release restores are locked to committed dependency graphs, 5,000 deterministic property-based hostile-input cases exercise transaction decoding per CI run, and the release workflow attaches the verified package, SHA-256 digest, and Sigstore/SLSA build provenance.

Compared with Solnet and the official Rust contracts

Solnet is an established, ecosystem-oriented .NET SDK. This compact comparison uses its published 8.7.0 release; SolSharp is release 2.0.0; the reference column is the pinned official Rust parity matrix.

Solnet repository head contains newer unreleased work; in particular, its current class named V1 does not yet use the pinned SIMD-0385 message body and message-first signature envelope. The full evidence-linked comparison is in the repository README.

Quick start

using SolSharp.Rpc;
using SolSharp.Wallet;
using SolSharp.Programs;

// DI with a built-in resilience pipeline (or: new SolanaRpcClient(httpClient))
services.AddSolanaRpc("https://your-rpc-endpoint");

var lamports = await rpc.GetBalanceAsync(account);

// Build, sign, and send a transfer
using var payer = Keypair.Parse(secret);
var blockhash = (await rpc.GetLatestBlockhashAsync()).Blockhash;

var tx = new TransactionBuilder()
    .SetRecentBlockhash(blockhash)
    .AddInstruction(SystemProgram.Transfer(payer.PublicKey, recipient, 1_000_000))
    .Build(payer);

var signature = await rpc.SendAndConfirmTransactionAsync(tx.Serialize());

// WebSocket streaming
using SolSharp.Rpc;
using SolSharp.Rpc.Streaming;

await using var ws = new SolanaWsClient();
await ws.ConnectAsync(new Uri("wss://your-rpc-endpoint"));
await foreach (var slot in ws.SubscribeSlotsAsync())
    Console.WriteLine(slot.Slot);

var accountChanges = await ws.SubscribeAccountWithOptionsAsync(
    account,
    new AccountSubscriptionOptions { Encoding = RpcAccountEncoding.JsonParsed });

Learn more

• Usage guide — a task-oriented cookbook: keys, export, mnemonics, signed off-chain messages, reads, SPL token state, priority fees, v0 + address lookup tables, SIMD-0385 V1, durable nonces, decoding transactions, subscriptions, batching, and confirmation.
• GitHub repository
• Changelog
• Upstream parity and provenance
• Third-party notices

Security

SolSharp handles private keys and builds transactions that move funds. It has not been audited — use at your own risk. Never export a raw private key to an RPC provider, hosted service, or third-party transaction builder: keep signing behind ISigner, inspect and simulate, then send only signed bytes.

A green security badge means the automated checks found no known issue at the tested revision. It is not a guarantee that the package is vulnerability-free and does not replace an independent security audit.

BLS operations use the packaged native blst backend on linux-x64, linux-arm64, osx-x64, osx-arm64, and win-x64. Other RIDs can use the rest of SolSharp, but cannot call its BLS API.

To report a vulnerability, use the security policy — private reporting, not a public issue.