Deploy capital through institutional-grade vaults — on infrastructure you can audit.
VaultOS is the operating system behind the wrapper-builders running tokenized vault products. When your capital flows through a VaultOS-powered vault, you get sovereign upgrade authority, role-separated governance, compliance-readable policies, and real-time reporting — by default.
Capital wants the yield. The infrastructure isn't ready.
Vaults run on 77.6% wrapper-only stacks
Cannot compose with the rest of DeFi. Reporting is bespoke per protocol. Risk frameworks don't translate.
KYC, gating, accreditation duct-taped on
Compliance teams reject because policy isn't readable. Engineering has to translate every rule.
Most institutional vaults are tenants on shared protocols
The protocol's upgrade authority controls your capital surface. Internal audit cannot sign off.
Capital-grade rails, by default.
Sovereign EVM Contracts
The wrapper you deploy into runs on client-owned EVM contracts with sovereign upgrade authority — not on a shared multi-tenant protocol.
Compliance-Readable Policies
Vault policies (whitelist, valuation, role permissions, redemption) are written in a versioned, human-readable DSL.
Real-Time, Audit-Grade Reporting
NAV, position-level attribution, fee accrual, risk flags — all on-chain, all timestamped, all exportable.
Institutional Custody Integrations
Native support for institutional custodians, sub-custody flows, and segregation-of-assets reporting.
Confidence to allocate.
Six exit paths, on-chain-enforced.
Illiquidity is the reason allocators say "no". VaultOS ships six exit mechanisms — the vault switches on the one the asset and the investor actually need. You allocate knowing exactly how you get out.
Fast Exit Pool
Instant redemption at a set discount, funded by paid risk capital — not from the issuer's balance sheet.
Reverse-Dutch Auction
Post your position; discount rises from 0% until a buyer fills. Price is discovered, no standing pool required.
NAV Redemption Cap
Withdraw at NAV under a transparent public rule (e.g. 5% per quarter), enforced on-chain.
Composability Wrapper
Wrap your position to a standard receipt and route to external venues — or borrow against it instead of selling.
Eligibility-Gated OTC
KYC-gated RFQ desk for block trades; settlement validates the whitelist privately on-chain.
Coverage Overlay
Buyers pre-commit to purchase only if a trigger fires (default, depeg), at a set discount, earning a premium.
The underlying's liquidity, price behavior, and your investor type decide the exit.Long-dated assets need an exit; instantly-redeemable ones need downside protection. VaultOS enforces the rule you choose — publicly, on-chain, verifiable by your auditor.
Six capital-side roles. One operating system underneath.
For corporate, DAO, foundation, and DAT treasuries
Treasury allocation across crypto-native and traditional rails is operationally hard. Reporting is brittle. Risk frameworks don't translate. Board-grade attribution is missing.
What you get
- Multi-asset vault positions with policy-driven allocation limits
- Runway modeling, automated rebalancing, treasury-policy enforcement at the contract level
- Board-grade reporting + full audit trail, exportable on demand
For crypto funds, multi-strategy managers, structured-product issuers
Building proprietary vault infra is expensive and slow. Wrapping strategies for institutional LPs requires legal + tech investment that isn't core to your alpha.
What you get
- Issue tokenized vault products with white-label branding, LP onboarding flows, structured fees (mgmt + perf)
- ERC-7540 native flows for capital calls and NAV windows — matched to fund-mandate cadence
- Performance attribution and reporting that institutional LPs accept
For institutional custodians exploring deeper integrations (channel partners)
Important framing: Custodians don't buy VaultOS. They partner with VaultOS to give their custody clients access to compliant, multi-strategy vault products.
What you get
- Your custody clients want yield exposure beyond simple staking
- Building vault infrastructure in-house competes with your core product
- VaultOS-powered vaults integrate natively — sub-custody, segregated, attestable
For L1, L2, L3, appchain, and private ecosystem operators
TVL stickiness is an ongoing battle. Native vault infrastructure is fragmented. Attracting sophisticated allocators requires a vault layer your ecosystem doesn't have.
What you get
- Native vault infrastructure built and supported on your EVM ecosystem
- Sticky TVL through institutional capital deploying into curated products
- Vault-builder pipeline: protocol teams launch wrappers without rebuilding the stack
For family offices, MFOs, endowments, RIAs
Crypto exposure is hard to size, monitor, and report on without TradFi-grade rails. Your investment committee won't sign off on infrastructure they cannot audit.
What you get
- Subscription/redemption windows aligned to traditional fund cadence
- Position-level NAV attribution, fee transparency, audit-ready reporting
- Compliance-gated access (KYC, accreditation, jurisdiction) enforced at the contract level
For institutional and accredited LPs deploying into tokenized vault products
Comparing vault products across protocols is hard. Risk and yield reporting is inconsistent. Onboarding is friction-heavy.
What you get
- Unified LP experience across yield sources — one policy DSL, one reporting format, one onboarding flow
- Verifiable on-chain position data — no trust-the-fund-letter accounting
- Clear redemption mechanics with NAV cadence aligned to underlying liquidity
Capital is ready. The infrastructure should be too.
Schedule a discovery call to scope what VaultOS-powered products fit your mandate, jurisdiction, and operational requirements.
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