The first cross-chain yield aggregator on Canton.

Grow programmatically deploys liquidity across financial opportunities throughout Canton and compounds the resulting yield.

Built by Solido — the largest protocol on the Supra blockchain, now live on the Canton Network.
SupraSupra CantonCanton

One vault. A network of opportunities.

Grow aggregates liquidity first — then deploys it wherever Canton creates opportunity.

GROW VAULT Lending MarketsLiquidations CDP ProtocolsDebt positions PerpetualsMargin & settlement Trading VenuesArbitrage Collateral MarketsRebalancing SettlementShort-duration liquidity

Deposit once. Grow does the rest.

01

Deposit

Provide liquidity to a Grow Vault, receive vault shares.

02

Deploy

Strategies deploy capital into eligible opportunities across Canton.

03

Capture

Grow executes, settles, and captures the economic return.

04

Compound

Capital and realized yield return to the vault — and redeploy.

Deposit
Vault
Strategy
Opportunity
Execution
Settlement
Compound

Liquidation yield.

Liquidation incentives are potential yield. Grow captures them across every integrated Canton market at once.

1

Detect

Grow identifies that a position has crossed the protocol's liquidation threshold.

2

Evaluate

Before committing capital, Grow evaluates the complete transaction — liquidation incentive, position size, market liquidity, conversion costs, price impact, oracle prices and required risk buffer. It executes only if expected return satisfies the vault's requirements.

3

Convert

Grow converts the required amount of the vault's denomination asset into the debt asset.

4

Liquidate

The debt asset repays the eligible portion of the borrower's position. Grow receives collateral plus the protocol's liquidation incentive.

5

Settle

Received collateral is converted back into the vault's denomination asset.

6

Compound

Original capital and realized profit return to the vault. Share value increases; capital is immediately available for the next opportunity.

Example execution path
USDCxVault capital
CBTCDebt asset acquired
LiquidationDebt repaid, incentive captured
CCCollateral received
USDCxCapital + profit → vault

Only opportunities that clear the mandate.

Expected Return =
  Liquidation Economics
  − Conversion Costs
  − Price Impact
  − Execution Costs
  − Risk Buffer

Every vault enforces explicit limits before a single unit of capital moves:

Protocol limits Asset limits Position limits Liquidity floors Slippage controls Oracle requirements Pause controls
Full risk mandate
Protocol limitsMaximum capital exposure to any individual application.
Asset limitsMaximum temporary exposure to a particular asset.
Position limitsMaximum capital deployed into a single opportunity.
Liquidity floorsMinimum available liquidity for entering and exiting an execution path.
Slippage controlsMaximum permitted execution price deviation.
Oracle requirementsApproved price sources and maximum acceptable data staleness.
Pause controlsIndependently pause a strategy, asset, protocol or execution route.

Four layers. One capital engine.

New strategies plug into the same vault and execution infrastructure — the first strategy never defines the protocol.

L1

Vault Layer

Aggregates user and application liquidity

L2

Strategy Layer

Defines where capital may go, and when

L3

Opportunity Engine

Detects and evaluates eligible activity

L4

Execution Layer

Routes, executes, settles, realizes P&L

One vault model. An expanding set of strategies.

Live first

Liquidations

Lending, perpetual & collateralized markets

Planned

Arbitrage

Price convergence across markets

Planned

Funding

Market-neutral funding-rate capture

Planned

Rebalancing

Liquidity where markets need to move

Planned

Liquidity

Programmatic provision & repositioning

Planned

Settlement & Financing

Short-duration liquidity provision

Two interfaces. One capital layer.

Users come for yield.

  • Deposit USDCx, CC, CBTC
  • Shares appreciate with realized returns
  • Fees only on realized profit

Apps come for programmable capital.

  • Treasuries put idle balances to work
  • Protocols source liquidation liquidity
  • Institutions run permissioned strategies

Capital shouldn't sit idle. Grow takes it there.

Deposit capital. Put it to work. Grow.