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DeFindex is yield infrastructure. You integrate it once and your users get a balance that earns, without you building or auditing any DeFi yourself. First, lets define some concepts: Yield is what money earns while it sits somewhere that pays for it. DeFindex does not create yield. It comes from outside: a lending market, an exchange, a tokenized bond. A strategy is code that knows how to earn in one of those places and how to get the money back out. We write each one and have it audited before it ships. A vault is the contract your users deposit into. It holds the money, spreads it across the strategies you picked, and reports back one balance and one APY, which is that yield written as a yearly rate.

Five layers, and only one holds the money

Only the vault holds money. The two layers above it move instructions, and the two below are where the vault sends money to earn and takes it back. The bottom layer is the one DeFindex does not own, so its risk is its own. The audits of those protocols are listed alongside ours. From your side it is a few API calls. Your app shows one number, your users put money in and take it out whenever they want, and you charge a fee on what the vault earns.