Valdora Is Now Multichain: With Supported EVM Wallets

Key Takeaways

• Valdora is now live on EVM, opening its vaults to stablecoin holders across the largest smart contract ecosystem in crypto.
• The same strategies and vault names already live on ZIG Chain are now available on EVM.
• MetaMask, Rabby, Trust Wallet and Gate Wallet can now connect to Valdora directly.
• Points are scored per account, so positions on ZIG Chain and EVM count toward one score once wallets are linked.
• Ethereum alone holds roughly half of all stablecoin supply, which puts a much larger pool of capital within reach of Valdora's vaults.
  

Valdora grew up on ZIG Chain as an onchain yield platform built around curated vault strategies. Its reach has grown steadily since, through exchange integrations and new partners.

With EVM support live, stablecoin holders on Ethereum can access the same vaults with the wallets they already use. This guide covers what EVM support means for you and how to get started.

Why EVM Matters for Stablecoin Holders

Most of the world's stablecoin capital lives on EVM chains. Stablecoin supply now sits at around $300 billion, and Ethereum alone holds roughly half of it. Once Ethereum's layer 2 networks and other EVM chains are included, the share rises well past half.

For Valdora, that matters because a USDC yield vault can only serve the capital that can reach it. Supporting EVM puts Valdora's strategies within reach of the largest pool of stablecoins in crypto.

Same Vaults, Same Strategies

The strategies live on ZIG Chain today are the ones available on EVM, under the same names and with the same approach behind them.

The Core Income Vault still focuses on receivables-backed SME credit, and the Opportunistic Credit Vault still finances private credit opportunities curated by ZIG Markets. Each stablecoin yield vault keeps its own return source and liquidity terms, disclosed before you deposit, whichever chain you deposit from.

If you already know Valdora, you’re already caught up with how things work. If you are arriving from EVM for the first time, every vault page explains how its strategy works before you commit any capital.

Supported Wallets

Four of the most widely used EVM wallets now connect to Valdora directly.

- MetaMask, the most widely used browser wallet for Ethereum and EVM chains

- Rabby, a security-focused wallet popular with active DeFi users

- Trust Wallet, a mobile-first wallet with a large global user base

- Gate Wallet, the self-custody wallet from the Gate ecosystem

If you already hold USDC on the Ethereum network in one of these wallets, you can connect and explore Valdora's vaults in a few clicks.

How Points Work Across Chains

Valdora Points are scored per account, and an account can link wallets on different chains. Once your EVM wallet is linked to your Valdora account, its balances count toward the same score as your ZIG Chain activity.

That also means multipliers are calculated across your whole account rather than per wallet. ZIG staked from one wallet and a vault position held through an EVM wallet still qualify for the 1.25x combo multiplier. Each qualifying vault after the first adds a further 10%, whichever chain it sits on, as long as it clears the minimum of 5% of your total vault balance and no less than $10. Combo and vault count together are capped at 2x.

New users connecting through EVM collect start points the same way as everyone else, beginning with 100 points for connecting a first wallet. The full breakdown is in the Valdora Points guide.

How to Get Started on EVM

1. Go to valdora.finance and connect MetaMask, Rabby, Trust Wallet or Gate Wallet.

2. Browse the vaults and review each strategy's return source, risk profile and redemption terms.

3. Deposit USDC into the vault that fits your timeline.

4. Link your EVM wallet to an existing Valdora account if you already have one, so all your activity counts toward a single score.

5. Share your referral link with anyone holding stablecoins on EVM.

Conclusion

EVM support brings Valdora's vaults to where most stablecoin capital already lives. Every strategy carries over unchanged, and four of the most popular EVM wallets now connect straight in.

Connecting your wallet nets 100 points immediately, and your first deposit starts earning Points daily, with activity on every chain adding up to a single account. From there, each friend you bring along can push that score even further.

Head to valdora.finance, connect your wallet, and find the vault that fits you.

FAQs

Are the EVM vaults different from the ZIG Chain vaults?

No. The same strategies are available under the same names, with the same return sources and liquidity terms.

Which wallets can I use?

MetaMask, Rabby, Trust Wallet, and Gate Wallet are supported at launch.

Do EVM deposits earn Valdora Points?

Yes. Eligible deposits earn points at the same rates as on ZIG Chain, and linked wallets on different chains count toward one account score.

Can I withdraw at any time?

It depends on the vault. Each vault discloses its redemption terms before you deposit, and some, like the Opportunistic Credit Vault, take 60 to 120 days to process withdrawals.

I already use Valdora on ZIG Chain. Do I need to do anything?

Nothing changes for your existing positions. If you want to use an EVM wallet as well, link it to your current account so your activity stays under one score.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Valdora Points have no stated value, and program terms and eligibility may change. DeFi products, including vaults and liquid staking, carry smart contract, counterparty, and market risk. Capital is at risk and returns are not guaranteed. Always do your own research before depositing funds.