ReconArt has integrated its Recon Data Factory (RDF) data hub with the Solana blockchain network, enabling enterprises to reconcile blockchain payments, including stablecoin transactions and AI-initiated agentic payments. The integration structures on-chain records for processing by ReconArt's data-matching engine, helping finance teams connect blockchain settlement data with internal ledgers, custodians and bank statements. The company said demand is rising among payment and fintech clients using blockchain rails, particularly stablecoins in emerging remittance corridors, for high-volume, real-time and cross-border settlement. Stablecoins are also increasingly used for treasury transfers and settlement between financial institutions because they offer continuous availability, speed and lower costs than correspondent banking networks. ReconArt said the platform is designed to handle the high volumes and governance requirements associated with autonomous AI agents, which may initiate millions of real-time microtransactions. It also addresses counterparty identification challenges under MiCA and PSD2/PSD3 by reconciling pseudonymous blockchain participants with internal records and authorized spending policies. Solana's speed, low transaction costs and growing use in stablecoin settlement are intended to support faster reconciliation, near-real-time payment visibility and auditable records across fiat and blockchain payment rails.