Questions, answered
What Toknex Vaults are, where the yield comes from, and what to check before you deposit.
Toknex is vault infrastructure for real-world capital markets. Toknex Vaults connect stablecoin capital to defined, real-world sources of yield through transparent, wallet-native infrastructure onchain.
Real-world yield is yield generated by actual economic activity happening off-chain, such as private credit, remittance liquidity, or short-duration financing, rather than yield generated by token emissions or liquidity incentives. A real counterparty pays for access to capital, and that payment is what generates the return a depositor earns.
Most DeFi yield comes from token rewards, inflationary emissions, or trading fees. Toknex Vaults are built around defined, real-world sources of demand, so the yield reflects real repayment from real counterparties rather than incentives paid out by the protocol itself.
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 the strategy flow back through the vault according to its terms.
Toknex Vaults accept stablecoins. Specific supported assets vary by vault, see the individual vault for details.
Toknex Vaults are live across EVM chains, including Ethereum and BNB Chain.
Terms vary by vault, including redemption periods and any conditions on withdrawals. Always check the specific vault's terms before depositing.
Each vault is built around a specific, defined source of real-world capital demand. The strategy behind each vault determines exactly where returns are sourced from.
Still have a question? Read the docs for the full vault structure, or reach out directly.