Verified Asset Vaults turn verification into an onchain primitive.
Verified Asset Vaults turn Soren's verification layer into an enforceable onchain primitive. Supported RWAs can enter a vault only when they satisfy the vault's verification policy. If verification later changes, the protocol pauses new deposits without trapping existing users: withdrawals always remain available.
Five states, defined precisely.
A status is a statement about available evidence, not a guarantee about the asset itself. Only one of these five states lets an asset enter a Soren vault.
The asset identity and required verification inputs can be independently validated against the sources Soren tracks. This is the only state that allows entry into a Verified Asset Vault.
Some verification inputs are available, but one or more important pieces of information cannot currently be independently validated. New vault deposits pause in this state. Existing positions remain withdrawable.
Insufficient public evidence is available for Soren to independently evaluate key claims about the asset. New vault deposits pause in this state. Existing positions remain withdrawable.
The required evidence exists but exceeds Soren's freshness threshold. New vault deposits pause in this state. Existing positions remain withdrawable.
Two or more relevant sources currently conflict. New vault deposits pause in this state. Existing positions remain withdrawable.