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Classover Holdings Inc. (KIDZ) announced it will begin accepting Solana (SOL) as a payment method for its K-12 educational services. The company stated this makes it among the first Nasdaq-listed companies to integrate Solana into a consumer-facing payment platform.
The educational technology company will launch a user engagement campaign promoting SOL staking through its branded validator node on the Solana network. Users who delegate SOL to Classover’s validator will receive bonus KIDZ lesson credits in addition to regular staking rewards.
As of October 2, 2025, Classover holds 57,793 SOL in its treasury, valued at approximately $13.4 million. The company stated it has retained all SOL holdings and has not liquidated any accumulated assets.
"By accepting Solana as payment, we’re not just offering more convenience to our users but also demonstrating our confidence in the long-term role of blockchain technology in everyday life," said Stephanie Luo, CEO of Classover.
Flora Peng, CFO of Classover, said the Solana payment adoption extends the company’s broader strategy with the Solana network and aims to enhance operational efficiency and user experience.
Classover provides AI-powered learning solutions for K-12 education and claims to have over 420,000 hours of live teaching data. The company is building what it calls the "Learning Genome" to provide personalized support for students and parents.