Kamino opens a market for PYUSD loans against PST
On 29 October Kamino opened the Sentora Huma PST Market. Users deposit Huma's PST and borrow PYUSD. Sentora curates the market.
On 29 October 2026, Kamino opened the Sentora Huma PST Market, Kamino wrote on X. Users deposit Huma’s PST and borrow PYUSD. Sentora curates the market.
Huma announced the same start on the same day. In that post, Huma calls PST a PayFi instrument on Solana.
On its product page, Huma describes PST as the PayFi Strategy Token. According to that page, the income comes from financing cross-border payments, from trade finance, and from marketplace payouts. For the payment financing, Huma names Arf, a Swiss-regulated company.
According to the page, credits in that line are repaid within one to seven days. The backing is balances in safeguarding accounts. The page names TradeFlow Capital Management for trade finance and Geoswift for marketplace payouts.
On 30 October the page showed 8% APY for PST. That is Huma’s own figure, not a fixed rate.
The posts from 29 October do not name a loan-to-value limit.
What to watch
- The loan-to-value limit, the liquidation rule, and the size of the market
- Whether access to PST is restricted
Sources
- Kamino — Post on X, 29 October 2026, 2:03 p.m. Berlin
- Huma Finance — Post on X, 29 October 2026, 2:09 p.m. Berlin
- Huma Finance — Product page, PayFi Strategy Token, read 30 October 2026