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StakePoint Review 2026: Solana Token Locker and Staking

StakePoint is a non-custodial Solana platform where token teams lock supply and LP tokens, set up vesting, and run staking pools and LP farms. Its Token-2022 and reward-token support is the main draw, but no audits are listed and its history is short.

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By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated Nov 5, 2026

DappsAtlas score

6.3/10

Mixed

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Our verdict on StakePoint

6.3/10

StakePoint suits Solana token teams that need verifiable locks, vesting and staking pools, especially for Token-2022 or reflection tokens that simpler lockers may not handle. Its main strength is the non-custodial design with locks that anyone can check on Solscan. The main caveat is that no audits are listed, the platform is new and fees are not published, so teams and holders should do their own contract checks.

Score breakdown

How StakePoint scores

Security: 5.0/10
Ease of use: 6.5/10
Fees: n/a
Features: 7.5/10

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is StakePoint?

StakePoint is a non-custodial DeFi platform on Solana built for token project teams. It covers token locking, LP locking, vesting, staking pools, dual token staking and LP farming in one place.

Its positioning is technical support. It says it handles SPL and Token-2022 tokens, including transfer-fee and reflection tokens, and LP positions from Raydium AMM v4, Raydium CPMM, Meteora, Orca and PumpSwap. It also says projects can lock reward-bearing tokens and keep receiving holder rewards.

DefiLlama lists it in the Token Locker category with about $3.5 million in TVL, down 7.4% over the week, and a listing date of December 2025. Announcements mention TVL approaching $10 million at some point. No audits are listed, and the team and fee details are not published in the sources reviewed.

How StakePoint works

A token locker lets a holder commit tokens or liquidity-pool (LP) tokens to a smart contract until a chosen date. During that time the tokens cannot be withdrawn, which reassures buyers that a team cannot suddenly remove liquidity or dump supply.

On StakePoint, locked assets are held in Program Derived Addresses. These are accounts controlled by the program with no private key, so nobody can move the funds outside the contract rules. Anyone can inspect the lock on Solscan.

The platform also offers vesting, which releases tokens on a schedule, plus staking pools and LP farms where holders earn rewards. It says it handles Token-2022 tokens with transfer fees and reflection, and that locked reward-bearing tokens can keep earning holder rewards.

7 features

Key features

Token and LP locking

Project teams can lock team wallet supply or LP tokens on-chain for a set period, giving holders a verifiable commitment.

Non-custodial lock accounts

Locked assets sit in Program Derived Addresses with no private keys, and lock status can be checked on Solscan.

Token-2022 support

Supports SPL and Token-2022 tokens, including those with transfer fees and reflection mechanics, which many locking tools handle poorly.

Multi-DEX LP locking

Locks LP positions from Raydium AMM v4, Raydium CPMM, Meteora, Orca and PumpSwap.

Holder reward retention

Teams can lock reward-bearing tokens in locks and staking pools while still receiving holder rewards, according to the project's announcements.

Vesting schedules

Token vesting schedules let teams release tokens gradually instead of all at once.

Staking pools and LP farms

Staking pools, dual token staking and LP farms let projects offer rewards to holders.

Pros and cons

What we like

Non-custodial design: locks sit in Program Derived Addresses with no private keys.
Locks are publicly verifiable on Solscan.
Full Token-2022 support, including transfer fee and reflection tokens.
Covers LP locking across five Solana DEX venues.
Combines locking, vesting, staking pools and LP farms in one platform.

Watch out for

No audits are listed, so smart-contract risk is unquantified.
TVL fell 7.4% over the past seven days, and the protocol only listed in December 2025, so its track record is short.
Fee schedule is not published in the sources reviewed, so costs are unclear before use.
Team identity and governance details are not published in the sources reviewed.
Supports only Solana, so projects on other chains cannot use it.
A search result for the site shows a client-side application error, which may point to occasional front-end reliability problems.

StakePoint fees

StakePoint does not publish a fee schedule in the sources reviewed. Locking, vesting and pool creation may carry platform fees, but the amounts are not stated.

Users would normally see any fee in the transaction preview in their Solana wallet before signing, and should check it there. Standard Solana network fees also apply to each transaction.

Is StakePoint safe?

StakePoint says funds are held in Program Derived Addresses with no private keys and that locks can be checked on Solscan. That reduces custody risk compared with a platform holding keys, but it does not remove smart-contract risk, such as bugs or upgrade authority.

The DefiLlama listing shows zero audits. The sources reviewed do not name the team or describe an upgrade-authority setup or bug bounty. The platform listed only in December 2025, so it has a short operating history. No hacks or incidents appear in the sources reviewed. Users should verify the official site before connecting a wallet and keep amounts proportionate to the risk.

6 steps

How to get started with StakePoint

1
Open the official StakePoint site from the project's verified X account rather than a search ad, and check the address carefully.
2
Connect a Solana wallet and confirm the token or LP position you want to lock is in it.
3
Choose the product: token lock, LP lock, vesting schedule, staking pool or LP farm.
4
Set the amount and unlock date or vesting schedule, and review any platform fee in the wallet prompt.
5
Sign the transaction, then verify the lock account on Solscan.
6
Share the lock link with your community if you are a project team.

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Who StakePoint is for

StakePoint is for Solana token project teams that want to lock supply or liquidity, set vesting schedules, or run staking pools and LP farms. It also suits holders who want to confirm a project's lock on-chain. Anyone wanting audited, long-established infrastructure should weigh the missing audit listing and short history.

StakePoint FAQs

What is StakePoint?

StakePoint is a non-custodial platform on Solana for token locking, LP locking, vesting, staking pools, dual token staking and LP farming. It is aimed mainly at token project teams that want to show holders their supply is locked.

Is StakePoint non-custodial?

Locks are held in Program Derived Addresses, which are program-controlled accounts with no private keys. The project says locks can be publicly verified on Solscan, so no individual, including the StakePoint team, holds a key to the locked tokens.

Which tokens and LP positions can I lock?

It supports SPL tokens and Token-2022, including tokens with transfer fees and reflection mechanics. For LP locking it lists Raydium AMM v4, Raydium CPMM, Meteora, Orca and PumpSwap.

Has StakePoint been audited?

The DefiLlama listing shows no audits for StakePoint. Smart-contract risk therefore cannot be judged from an audit report, and users should read the contracts and start with small amounts.

Does StakePoint have a token?

StakePoint has a token listed under the ticker SPT. The sources reviewed do not describe its utility, supply or distribution.

Which blockchains does StakePoint support?

The platform runs on Solana only, according to the available listing. It does not list support for other blockchains.

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