Veda raised $18 million funding from CoinFund, Coinbase Ventures, Animoca, GSR
Offers modular vault framework for simplified crypto yield products
Funding will accelerate product development and institutional adoption
DeFi infrastructure provider Veda has just secured $18 million in a funding round led by CoinFund, with participation from Coinbase Ventures, Animoca Ventures, GSR, and others. The financing will be used to bolster Veda’s modular vault framework—designed to enable developers and institutions to build crypto yield products more easily and securely.
Unlike traditional smart contracts that can be rigid and complex, Veda’s modular structure allows developers to assemble vaults with interchangeable components. This setup accelerates development cycles, reduces bugs, and provides greater customization for institutional use cases, including liquidity provision, yield farming, and automated asset allocation.
Funding Round and Strategic Backers
The $18 million Series A features distinguished investors:
CoinFund (round lead)
Coinbase Ventures
Animoca Ventures
GSR
Additional participation from other key crypto-focused investors
With this backing, Veda aims to expand its engineering team, enhance security audits, and roll out new vault modules that integrate more deeply with traditional financial systems and on-chain protocols. The strong lineup of investors signals confidence in Veda’s approach to DeFi infrastructure.
DeFi infrastructure provider Veda has raised $18 million in a round led by CoinFund, with participation from Coinbase Ventures, Animoca Ventures, GSR, and others. Veda offers a modular vault framework enabling developers to build simplified crypto yield products for apps and…
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Institutional Roadmap and Developer Growth
Veda’s vault framework aims to attract not just DeFi-native teams, but also legacy finance institutions building crypto yield products. This modular approach lets institutions pick and choose only what they need—whether auto-compounding, security tiers, or regulatory compliance features—without building everything from scratch.
To support adoption, Veda plans to launch developer toolkits and documentation that simplify integration into apps and institutional platforms. CEO [Name] commented that “this funding round accelerates our mission to enable secure, modular vault infrastructure at scale,” highlighting Veda’s goal to power the next wave of crypto-native financial services.
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