Solana co-founder Austin Federa said at the Solana Korea Summit that the network’s final transaction confirmation speed has doubled over the past few months, bringing finality down to 200 milliseconds. He drew a clear distinction between that figure and the chain’s transactions-per-second metric, saying the improvement refers specifically to the time required for a single transaction to reach final confirmation.
The comment focused on latency rather than throughput. In other words, Federa was not describing an increase in TPS, but a reduction in the time it takes for an individual transaction to be considered final on Solana. The remarks were reported by Techub News.
Solana co-founder Austin Federa said at the Solana Korea Summit that over the past few months, the network’s final transaction confirmation speed has doubled, reducing finality to 200 milliseconds.
He said the change does not refer to transactions per second, or TPS. Instead, it refers to the time required for a single transaction to reach final confirmation.
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