The credit vault built on Monad offers real-time proof of loan book health as institutional allocators demand transparency.
Digital asset manager Valos launched an institutional credit vault using Agora’s AUSD on the Monad blockchain with US$100 million in initial allocations.
The new vault is built on Accountable’s Data Verification Network, where the borrower’s financial health is verifiable on an ongoing basis through the platform. Allocators receive AUSD-denominated yields from Valos’s lending operations, supplemented by incentive programs from Monad, Agora, and Accountable.
Henri Nieminen, Co-Founder and CEO of Valos, said: “We are seeing increasing demand from institutional allocators for higher standards of transparency. This vault delivers exactly that – continuous, independent visibility into how capital is secured and diversified.”
The vault uses Agora’s institutional-grade stablecoin, AUSD, for transfers into and withdrawals from the vault. Institutional allocators can track loan performance, collateral coverage and counterparty exposure for their capital as positions change, while borrower privacy and trading strategies remain protected.
This vault demonstrates what’s possible when transparency is built into infrastructure from day one, and it sets the bar for everything that follows,” said Wojtek Pawlowski, Co-Founder and CEO of Accountable.
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