Introduction

Vault infrastructure for real-world capital markets — what Toknex is, how the vault structure works, and where the yield actually comes from.

What is Toknex?

Toknex is vault infrastructure for real-world capital markets. Toknex Vaults connect stablecoin capital to defined, real-world sources of yield, such as private credit, remittance liquidity, and short-duration financing, through transparent, wallet-native infrastructure onchain.

Where most onchain yield comes from token emissions or recycled liquidity incentives, Toknex Vaults are built around real economic activity happening off-chain. Returns come from real counterparties paying for access to capital, not from inflation or reward emissions.

How the vault structure works

Every Toknex Vault follows the same basic structure, regardless of the specific strategy behind it. A user deposits a stable asset into a vault through their wallet. The vault allocates that capital toward a defined real-world strategy. Returns generated by that strategy flow back through the vault according to its terms.

The specific strategy, asset, chain, and terms differ from vault to vault, and change as new vaults launch. This section of the docs covers the structure that stays consistent across all of them. For details on any individual vault currently live, see the Vaults section.

Where Toknex comes from

Toknex began inside Web3's distribution layer, working closely with launches, communities, and market cycles before building its own product. That background shapes how the vault infrastructure is built, with a focus on transparency, visible yield sources, and real counterparties, rather than yield depositors are simply asked to trust.

Supported chains

Toknex Vaults are live across EVM chains, and are wallet-native, settling 1:1 onchain against the underlying deposit asset.

  • Ethereum
  • BNB Chain

Looking for a live vault? Every deployed vault lists its asset, chain, TVL and terms onchain.

Explore Vaults