Streamflow has introduced NFT Locks, a free on-chain feature designed to help Solana NFT holders securely lock and schedule transfers of their digital assets using smart contracts instead of relying on manual agreements or off-chain promises.
The new tool extends Streamflow’s existing token-lock infrastructure to Metaplex Core NFTs, allowing users to set an unlock date and designate a recipient wallet. Once the specified time is reached, the NFT is automatically transferred to the chosen address, creating a transparent and verifiable commitment recorded on the Solana blockchain.
Users can also choose optional settings that allow early cancellation or recipient changes. If these permissions remain disabled, the lock becomes irreversible until the unlock date. All configuration details are publicly visible on-chain, enhancing transparency for escrow arrangements, team allocations, roadmap commitments, and other NFT-related agreements.
According to Streamflow, NFT Locks are built on the same audited smart contract infrastructure that secures more than $287 million in total value locked (TVL) across over 40,000 projects and 1.3 million users. The contracts have been independently audited by FYEO and OPCODES, and each lock generates a publicly verifiable proof link that can be viewed through Solscan or Solana Explorer.
The company says NFT Locks can also serve as a long-term holding tool for collectors by preventing premature sales before a predetermined date, with enforcement handled entirely by smart contracts.
NFT Locks are available immediately through the Streamflow platform at no creation cost, with users only paying Solana’s standard network transaction fees. The launch further expands Streamflow’s ecosystem of blockchain services, which includes token locks, vesting, staking, airdrops, payments, and treasury management tools, while strengthening its presence in Solana’s growing NFT, gaming, and metaverse sectors.
Streamflow is backed by investors including Jump Crypto, Solana Ventures, and John Lilic, and has raised more than $5 million in funding to date.
