About VaultOS

An operating system for the tokenized vault economy — built where engineering credibility already lives.

VaultOS is the institutional vault infrastructure for wrapper-builders, capital allocators, and the network of curators, counterparties, and strategists. Incubated, engineered, and operated as a Protofire Venture Studio product.

Why VaultOS

The tokenization moment needs a vault operating system.

By Q1 2026, tokenized assets passed USD 320B in market value (Pantera, State of Tokenization Q1 2026, incl. stablecoins). But 77.6% of that supply is wrapper-only — capital trapped in tokens that cannot compose with DeFi, TradFi, or each other.

Wrapper-builders today either rebuild that layer in-house or accept the vertical lock-in of off-the-shelf platforms. Neither scales.

VaultOS is the third path: an operating system for vaults. Eleven layers. Nine pluggable modules. Four cross-cutting capabilities.

Built by Protofire

A Protofire Venture Studio product.

Protofire has been delivering production blockchain infrastructure since 2016. VaultOS extends that engineering DNA into the vault layer of tokenized finance.

201+
Projects delivered
600K+
Unique wallets
35M+
Transactions
85+
Engineers
17
Countries
VaultOS connects capital, yield, and network
Team

The people building VaultOS.

Portrait of Cristian Malfesi

Cristian Malfesi

Founder · CEO
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Portrait of Diego Torres

Diego Torres

Co-founder · CTO
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Alejandro Losa

Head of BD
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Andrei Yurkevich

Investor & Advisor
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Principles

Four convictions shape how we build VaultOS.

01

Sovereignty is non-negotiable

Capital deployed at institutional scale cannot live on infrastructure where the institution doesn't hold the upgrade keys. Sovereign EVM contracts are the default.

02

Composability is the institutional moat

The next decade of tokenized finance will be won by products that plug into the rest of the ecosystem from day one. Wrapper-only stacks are a dead end.

03

Compliance must be readable

Policy as engineering primitives is not a compliance interface. Our DSL is built for compliance teams to read, version, and approve.

04

Engineering rigor compounds

VaultOS does not move fast and break things. Wrapper-builders that ship on VaultOS inherit a decade of Protofire engineering discipline.

Want to go deeper?

Talk to us about your wrapper, your capital deployment, or your network role.