# Superform > The Universal Yield Marketplace Superform is a self-custodial neobank for onchain savings and investing. It lets users buy U.S. stocks, earn yield on dollars, and hold Bitcoin from a single account without KYC. Superform is a non-custodial, cross-chain yield marketplace that enables users to discover and deposit into yield vaults across multiple blockchains in a single transaction. The platform aggregates vault opportunities and simplifies the deposit process, removing traditional onboarding friction. It serves retail investors, vault operators, and protocols seeking efficient yield discovery. Superform provides vault operators and protocols with no-code tools to launch and distribute vaults across supported chains, expanding liquidity reach without compromising security. The platform handles cross-chain coordination and settlement, allowing operators to reach users across multiple networks from a single deployment. The marketplace supports a range of yield-bearing assets and strategies, with governance and community participation shaping platform development. It is used by retail investors seeking diversified yield opportunities, vault operators expanding distribution, and protocols building yield infrastructure across chains. Add a fourth paragraph here if there is substantive content about ecosystem partnerships, security audits, or community governance that distinguishes the profile further. - Type: Project - Sector: Finance - Status: Active - Founded: 2022-01-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/Superform ## Products - [Superform](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Superform): Superform is a self-custodial investing application that lets users buy U.S. stocks and earn yield on dollar balances from a single account. It connects to an underlying non-custodial smart contract protocol that routes deposits into yield-bearing vaults and tokenized equity exposure without requiring identity verification. Users fund accounts with a bank card, digital wallet, or stablecoins, and can send funds to other users or withdraw across supported destinations. The app is distributed as a web application and native mobile applications for iOS and Android. (Yield Aggregator, Live, Main Product) - [SuperformOS](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Superform): SuperformOS is a developer and operator platform for building and managing SuperVaults, the yield-routing vault system underlying the Superform protocol. It provides tooling for configuring vault strategies, executor logic, and cross-chain hooks that route deposits to yield sources across multiple blockchains. Vault operators and integrators use the platform independently of the consumer app to deploy and maintain vault infrastructure. (Developer Tooling, Live) - [Superscan](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Superform): Superscan is a block explorer for viewing transactions, addresses, and contract activity related to the Superform protocol. It provides a browser-based interface for searching and analyzing on-chain data generated by Superform's smart contract deployments. Users, developers, and vault operators use it to verify protocol activity independently of the main app. (Block Explorer, Live) - [Superform Legacy App](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Superform): Superform Legacy App is an earlier version of the Superform yield aggregator interface, kept accessible at its own separate URL after the current app superseded it. It let users deposit into yield-bearing vaults across multiple blockchains through a self-custodial account. The legacy interface remains publicly reachable but is no longer the actively promoted product. (Yield Aggregator, Inactive/Support Ended) ## Assets - [Superform (UP)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Superform): UP is the governance token of Superform, representing ownership over the protocol. Staking UP yields sUP, which confers voting power over SuperVault parameters, SuperAsset weights, and economic configuration, with later phases adding validator bonding and slashing utility. It is deployed as a cross-chain token via LayerZero's Omnichain Fungible Token standard across multiple blockchains, keeping supply synchronized without wrapped representations. 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