Making the future of finance composable

Valdora is an institutional-grade vault and liquid staking infrastructure for onchain capital. Users can deposit USDC into curated vault strategies or stake ZIG to receive stZIG, keeping capital usable across supported markets and integrations. As Valdora expands, future cross-chain support will let users use capital across supported chains from the same platform.

Valdora is for ZIGChain users, stakers, and onchain capital users who want access to liquid staking through stZIG and curated USDC vault strategies. It is also built for users who want their capital to stay usable across supported markets and integrations.

In most cases, no. Valdora is built around liquidity. Liquid staking positions remain redeemable, and the majority of vault strategies allow you to withdraw on demand. Some strategies may carry a defined notice or settlement period, which is always shown clearly before you deposit.

Valdora brings the core building blocks of onchain capital into one connected system. On Valdora, you can:

• Deposit into vault strategies to put your capital to work across a range of curated, risk-managed yield opportunities.
• Access liquid staking so your assets can keep earning while staying usable rather than sitting idle.
• Gain exposure to specialized vaults, such as strategies offering tokenized access to assets that are normally hard to reach onchain.

As the platform expands, you will be able to move capital across chains through a single interface, without juggling separate bridges and apps.

Valdora converts your staked assets into liquid tokens. When users stake $ZIG, they receive stZIG, which can be used across supported markets.

Yes. Valdora's infrastructure undergoes independent security audits and risk reviews to help ensure protocol security and transparency.

Valdora currently supports ZIGChain. Support for additional blockchain ecosystems will be added as Valdora expands.