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What is Vaulta?
Vaulta is a Web3 banking-focused Layer-1 network and ecosystem designed to make digital-asset finance programmable, accessible and institution-ready. Its official site frames it as an operating system for Web3 banking/open finance, combining a high-performance Vaulta Native chain with products and partners for wealth management, payments, tokenized investments and insurance.
The network is built on the EOS/Antelope technology lineage and uses the A token as its native asset. Vaulta emphasizes fast settlement, low or subsidized fees, readable account names and user-controlled accounts, while supporting DeFi and tokenized real-world assets.
Vaulta also connects to Bitcoin-focused infrastructure through exSat, which indexes Bitcoin's UTXO set into Vaulta's on-chain RAM architecture so applications can work with native BTC balances without wrapping or bridges.
What problem does Vaulta solve?
Traditional financial services are fragmented across banks, exchanges, custodians and on-chain protocols, making settlement slow, access geographically constrained and digital assets difficult to use in everyday finance. Vaulta targets this fragmentation with a common programmable network for payments, investment and asset management.
It also aims to reduce blockchain UX and cost barriers: accounts use human-readable names, transactions finalize quickly, and network resources/fees are designed to remain low or be abstracted by applications. Tokenization and Bitcoin interoperability extend the range of assets that can be used in this financial stack.
How does Vaulta work?
Vaulta Native is the base Layer 1. Official documentation lists 0.5-second blocktime, approximately 1-second transaction finality, 17,000+ TPS, C++ implementation and Savanna consensus. The official site highlights deterministic finality from the Spring 1.0 upgrade, intended to remove reorg risk and improve settlement certainty.
A is the native token. It pays transaction fees, participates in staking rewards and buys/sells RAM. RAM is represented through KB: one KB denotes rights to 1,000 bytes of blockchain storage. Staking has a 21-day unstaking lockup, while rewards are distributed dynamically (Unicove currently describes 85.6k A daily distributed proportionally to stakers).
Applications can use Vaulta's account and resource model, DeFi venues and tokenization tooling. exSat adds Bitcoin data/asset connectivity by indexing the Bitcoin UTXO set into Vaulta RAM, enabling smart-contract access to BTC balances and native-Bitcoin yield concepts. Vaulta's broader ecosystem includes payment, custody, RWA and insurance partners.
Key facts
- Native token ticker: A (formerly EOS following the Vaulta transition).
- Vaulta Native specs: 0.5s blocktime, ~1s finality, 17,000+ TPS, Savanna consensus, C++.
- A is used for fees, staking and RAM market transactions.
- Unicove documents 85.6k A daily staking distribution and a 21-day unstaking lockup; APR changes with total staked amount.
- 1 KB represents ownership rights over 1,000 bytes of blockchain storage.
- Official site presents four pillars: wealth management, consumer payments, portfolio investment and insurance.
- exSat indexes Bitcoin UTXOs into Vaulta RAM for programmable access to native BTC balances.
- Vaulta's tokenomics docs claim a 2.1 billion fixed total supply with four-year halving cycles.
- Vaulta Native documentation says carbon use is offset annually (net positive claim).
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Frequently asked questions
What is Vaulta's token?
A is Vaulta's native token. It is used for transaction fees, staking rewards and buying or selling RAM, and is available through major exchanges according to the official Unicove page.
How fast is Vaulta?
Vaulta's official Native documentation lists 0.5-second blocktime, approximately 1-second transaction finality and 17,000+ transactions per second. Actual application performance can vary by workload and network conditions.
How does Vaulta staking work?
Users stake A through the network's staking system. Unicove says 85.6k A is distributed daily in proportion to staked balances; unstaking requires a 21-day lockup, and APR varies with total staked tokens.
What is KB on Vaulta?
KB is a tokenized RAM/storage unit. One KB represents rights to 1,000 bytes of the network's blockchain storage and can be exchanged with A through the RAM market.
Does Vaulta support Bitcoin?
Vaulta's site points to exSat, which indexes Bitcoin's UTXO set into Vaulta's on-chain RAM architecture. This is intended to provide smart-contract access to native BTC balances without wrapping or bridges.
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