Vayo

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@vayofinance @solana @colosseum

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@pazhik_ido @solana @colosseum You too, brother!

@vayofinance @solana @colosseum gl guys

@SunshineStaking @solana @colosseum thanks 🙏

@vayofinance @solana @colosseum congrats 🥂

We believe the next generation of onchain financial products won’t be operated through dashboards. They’ll be operated by agents. That’s the direction we’re building with Vayo Core: a programmable yield infrastructure layer for AI agents, wallets, neobanks, and apps on Solana. Instead of manually navigating protocols, comparing APYs, managing risk, and signing endless transactions… agents will be able to: • allocate capital • rebalance positions • evaluate risk • move USDC across strategies • execute yield operations autonomously all through MCP, API, and SDK integrations. We’re already live and operating. Early access / whitelist is now open at: vayocore.com This is an early preview of what we’re building for the @colosseum hackathon. The infrastructure layer for autonomous onchain capital allocation is coming. Built on @solana @SuperteamBR @mattytay #solana #defi #agents #future

In USDC, capturing yield opportunities as the market moves. The intelligence behind Vayo Core identifies, in real time, what actually works. @kamino @SuperteamBR

Feel free to explore vayo.finance. Beyond building the intelligence layer, we also need to prove that it actually works. That is why we created vayo.finance: a real product where users can test the experience, see the yield engine in action, and help us improve with real feedback.

This screen shows a small part of what we have built: a simple dashboard to track balance, invested capital, yield, recent transactions, and core actions like deposit, invest, and withdraw. We’re onchain and working.

After months of building, we started the Vayo Alpha Test and released the first accesses to 10 people. This phase is not about launching perfectly. It is about putting the product into the world, learning fast, listening to real users, and improving the experience with every cycle. The vision remains the same: to help money keep working smarter, through a simple experience for people who do not want to deal with the complexity of DeFi. This week, we will be opening a few more spots for the Alpha.

@solana @incubator @solana_devs @SuperteamBR @JETLATAM

@kagawalikesweb3 We’ll be publishing our API documentation in the coming days.

@vayofinance So they can just plug vayo in ..and customise too?

It will be for the platforms distributing yield at scale. Vayo Core was built for fintechs, wallets, and investment platforms that want to deliver automated yield without having to build the entire DeFi infrastructure from scratch.

The direction is simple: fewer blind spots, more monitoring, stronger response capacity. The Aave episode shows that DeFi needs to evolve not only in product, but also in risk engineering and operations. That is exactly where we are putting our energy now.

More Complete Health Checks API health subprobes for internal services and the Kora relayer. Improves observability and helps pinpoint issues across the API, services, relayer, and dependencies.

Market Risk Monitoring A dedicated flow to monitor market risk with new configurations and a focused use case. Adds a control layer before and after sensitive operations, helping detect abnormal conditions, excessive exposure, and scenarios that require pause or action.

We have already implemented important improvements to our API:

Over the past few weeks, the episode involving Aave/KelpDAO reinforced an important lesson for any DeFi protocol: Risk is not just code. @mattytay @mxmnci @SuperteamBR @JETLATAM #solana

Risk is also liquidity, bridges, collateral, oracles, external dependencies, market behavior, and operational response capacity. At Vayo Core, we use events like this as direct learning to strengthen our own infrastructure.