# Voltr > Modular infrastructure for DeFi vaults Voltr is a decentralized vault infrastructure protocol on Solana. It lets vault managers build and operate yield strategies that allocate depositor capital across multiple DeFi protocols. Voltr is a decentralized vault infrastructure protocol that provides the smart contract framework for building and operating yield generating vaults on Solana. It separates vault accounting, strategy execution, and operational roles so vault managers can launch yield products without building custody or allocation logic from scratch. The protocol is designed for hedge funds, boutique strategy teams, and automated agents that manage capital on behalf of depositors. The protocol addresses the difficulty of safely connecting depositor capital to yield opportunities spread across a fragmented DeFi ecosystem. Each vault accepts deposits in a single asset and issues LP tokens representing a depositor's proportional claim, while a vault manager allocates idle capital into one or more supported strategies through standardized adaptors. Role based access control keeps structural admin functions separate from day to day fund allocation, and vault activity, including idle balances and deployed positions, is tracked onchain for verification. The protocol publishes audits of its components and supports management via a web interface, a software development kit, and a command line tool. Voltr's core offering is its vault framework, supported by adaptors that connect to a range of lending and trading protocols and by tooling that allows automated agents to inspect vault state and execute allocation actions within defined permission boundaries. Beyond the base protocol, it offers developer resources for teams building custom strategy adaptors. It is used by independent strategy teams that package and distribute yield products to depositors, as well as by developers integrating their own protocols as allocation targets. - Type: Company - Sector: Infrastructure - Status: Active - Founded: 2024-11-02 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/Voltr ## Products - [Voltr Vaults](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Voltr): Voltr Vaults is a yield aggregator infrastructure layer that lets vault managers create on-chain vaults and allocate deposited capital across multiple decentralized finance strategy adaptors on Solana. Each vault accepts a single asset, tracks idle and deployed balances on-chain, and issues liquidity provider tokens representing depositor shares, while role-separated admin and manager permissions keep structural configuration separate from fund allocation. Strategy adaptors route capital into lending markets, decentralized exchanges, and other venues, allowing managers to build and operate customizable yield products without rebuilding core vault infrastructure, and an agent skill lets approved automated agents inspect vault state and execute allocation actions within defined permission boundaries. (Yield Aggregator, Live, Main Product) ## Assets - [Ranger USD (RGUSD)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/Voltr): rgUSD is a vault token representing deposits in Voltr's curated stablecoin yield vault. It is used to gain exposure to dynamic lending optimization strategies across Solana DeFi protocols, with yield accruing through NAV appreciation of the token. Unlike a rebasing yield token, holders realize gains through price appreciation of the token itself rather than periodic distributions. 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