
Veda CEO Sun Raghupathi argues that the primary security risk for onchain vaults has shifted from smart contract vulnerabilities to human-centric key management. As smart contract auditing becomes standardized, the industry must prioritize the security of private keys and operational processes to prevent high-profile breaches. Veda has processed over $16 billion in transfers through its vault framework, maintaining a record free of smart contract security incidents. The company provides infrastructure that embeds compliance and risk controls directly into yield products for institutional clients. Kraken utilizes Veda's infrastructure for its Earn vaults, which have successfully attracted over $600 million in total deposits. These vaults have experienced significant growth, recording more than $100 million in new inflows since mid-2025. This trend highlights the increasing institutional demand for secure, compliant onchain yield solutions that mitigate risks associated with administrative key control.
Veda is a financial infrastructure provider founded in 2024 that specializes in building secure, compliant vault frameworks for onchain yield products. Their platform allows institutions and developers to integrate risk management and regulatory controls directly into the smart contract layer of their digital asset offerings.