First Solana STO Launches for US Medical Device Firm
First Block, Onpharma Company, and Crito Capital have launched the first security token offering on Solana for a US medical device business. The STO brings real operating company equity to Solana-based tokenized capital formation, marking a milestone for RWA tokenization.
Yuri Konnov

June 17, 2026 — Three firms — First Block Inc., Onpharma Company (Delaware), and UK-based Crito Capital LLP — announced on June 17, 2026, what the parties describe as the first security token offering built on Solana for an established U.S. operating business, bringing equity in a commercial-stage dental device company to international investors via an exempt offshore structure.
The issuer, Onpharma Company (Delaware), develops the Onset EZ local anesthetic buffering system, a product the company states is already used to buffer millions of dental injections annually. Septodont's entry into the anesthetic buffering category in February 2025 provided third-party validation that the segment had moved from niche to standard-of-care territory, and Onpharma describes its current position as post-validation and pre-scale — meaning infrastructure, supply chain, regulatory compliance, and initial commercialization are complete.
The offering is structured as a Regulation S exempt issuance to non-U.S. investors, a framework that permits offshore capital formation without SEC registration provided purchasers are non-U.S. persons and the offering meets applicable safe-harbor conditions. Regulation S structures do not require prior SEC review or approval; the exemption is self-executing when the conditions are met, which means no regulatory body has independently reviewed or acknowledged this specific offering. Secondary transactions are executed on-chain across compatible wallets subject to KYC controls, with the parties citing near-instantaneous settlement and cross-border accessibility as operational advantages over traditional private placement mechanics.
First Block describes its role as providing end-to-end digital securities architecture — issuance, compliance, settlement, and distribution — compressed into a single programmable system on Solana. Daniel P. Cannon, CEO of First Block, is named as the executive leading the infrastructure build. Crito Capital LLP, the UK-based co-announcer, acts as fundraising adviser to alternative fund managers and private companies and provided structuring and advisory services for the transaction.
The choice of Solana as the settlement layer is notable in the context of broader institutional activity on that network. Moody's Ratings and Alphaledger completed a test in early 2026 to embed machine-readable municipal bond credit ratings directly into tokenized securities issued on Solana — a separate initiative that demonstrated the network's capacity to carry regulated financial data at scale. The Onpharma STO is a distinct transaction and has no disclosed connection to that Moody's program, but the two developments together illustrate the network's expanding role in compliant capital markets infrastructure.
According to The Daily Hodl's coverage of the announcement, the offering combines the legal certainty of an exempt securities structure with on-chain settlement mechanics, targeting qualified international investors who would not otherwise have efficient access to U.S. private company equity at this stage of development.
The announcement does not disclose the total offering size, the per-token price, the pre-money or post-money valuation of Onpharma, or the minimum subscription threshold. The parties have not identified which compatible wallet providers have been approved for secondary trading, nor have they disclosed the specific KYC provider or the compliance technology stack used to enforce transfer restrictions. No lock-up period, redemption mechanism, or governance rights attached to the token have been publicly described.
What the announcement establishes is that a Regulation S-exempt security token offering for a U.S. operating company has been launched on Solana, with First Block providing the issuance infrastructure and Crito Capital advising on placement. It does not establish the offering's fundraising outcome, confirm independent regulatory acknowledgment of the structure's compliance, or demonstrate that secondary market liquidity has materialized for the tokens.



