Vaulta (A) is the rebranded native token of the former EOS network. It powers Vaulta’s Web3 banking ecosystem, which includes services such as payments, tokenized investments, DeFi yields, and on-chain insurance.

Vaulta is the new identity of the EOS network. The token (A) replaces EOS at a 1:1 ratio through an automatic migration process. Existing user balances and smart contracts are preserved without any action required.

Vaulta operates two core infrastructures: Vaulta Native (its own high-throughput Layer-1) and Vaulta EVM (an Ethereum-compatible chain). This dual architecture supports fast transactions, EVM dApp compatibility, and on-chain Bitcoin smart contracts via exSat.

Vaulta coins on Vaulta EVM can be stored in EVM-compatible wallets like MetaMask and Coinbase Wallet, and native clients such as Anchor, Atomic Wallet, TokenPocket, and Wombat support the native Vaulta coin. Hardware support includes Ledger and Trezor.

Vaulta offers a 21-day staking lockup period. Users can stake through the Unicove platform to earn network-backed yields. Both institutional and retail users are supported, with flexible options for participation.

Vaulta supports a wide range of Web3 financial services: consumer payments via VirgoPay, yield strategies using Bitcoin and stablecoins, tokenized investments like real estate and commodities, and decentralized insurance products.

The Council includes institutions like Systemic Trust and ATB Financial and helps guide Vaulta’s regulatory and product strategy. It plays a key role in aligning Vaulta with traditional finance standards while maintaining DeFi principles.

Vaulta incorporates token burns from protocol revenues and migration-related mechanics. Over time, this reduces circulating supply and supports long-term value accrual.

While the protocol operates in a decentralized environment, Vaulta’s strategic partnerships and advisory council focus on compliance, institutional custody, and governance frameworks to meet regulatory standards.

Vaulta has replaced EOS on major centralized exchanges such as Binance, OKX, and MEXC, it can also be traded on the Vaulta-native swap portal powered by Unicove.

If you manage your EOS tokens on-chain, you’ll be able to convert them to Vaulta’s new token using the official Unicove swap portal. For the first four months, swaps will be reversible. After that window, swaps will become final and one-way only.

No manual action is expected from users on major exchanges. The Vaulta team is coordinating directly with platforms to ensure EOS tokens are upgraded to Vaulta seamlessly behind the scenes.

Most smart contracts will continue to operate without issue, especially on the Vaulta EVM chain. However, minor updates may be required for full compatibility. The team plans to release technical guidelines to assist developers with any changes.

No, the token swap is 1:1 and does not alter the existing supply, allocations, or vesting schedules. Vaulta retains the economic framework originally defined under EOS.

The rebrand represents a major strategic pivot from being a general-purpose blockchain to focusing on Web3 banking. Vaulta aims to deliver regulated, user-centric financial services powered by blockchain infrastructure.

No. All user balances will carry over seamlessly to Vaulta. Your tokens, wallet access, and private keys remain valid before, during, and after the rebrand.

EOS will be fully retired following the rebrand. Vaulta will replace it in name, function, and listings across all supported platforms and services.

If your application or smart contract is EOS-native, it’s recommended to test compatibility with Vaulta’s updated environments. EVM-based dApps should transition smoothly, and more detailed developer resources will be made available in advance.