A practical example

Non-custodial vaults, with governance and investor access controlled.

Asset managers collecting capital onchain carry two risks that sit side by side: who can administer the vault, and who can put money in or take it out. Trustline controls both. The vault runs on an audited standard, we deploy a security layer on top of it, and the manager keeps the keys.

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A deployment in production

A Morpho V2 vault on HyperEVM, for a digital asset hedge fund.

A Morpho Vault V2 on HyperEVM, connected through an adapter to HyperCore, where the manager’s systematic strategy executes. It is live on mainnet. The manager holds administrative control; the strategy trades under delegated, trade-only access.

  1. 01

    A security layer is deployed on the vault

    The vault runs on an established, audited standard. Once it is deployed, Trustline deploys a security layer on top of it. In the deployment described here that standard is Morpho Vault V2.

  2. 02

    Policies and permissions are set up

    Who can administer the vault, who can deposit and withdraw, and on what conditions. Trustline holds no key to the vault. The manager keeps control of the vault and of the assets.

  3. 03

    The vault operates

    Investors deposit and withdraw. The strategy trades automatically on Hyperliquid, through an adapter that can trade but cannot withdraw. Those two permissions are separate by construction, not by policy.

  4. 04

    Every call is verified

    Whether it comes from the allocator, the curator or an investor, each call is checked before it executes. Fraud or a failure of access control cannot on its own lead to a loss of funds.

What the setup gives you

Peace of mind on your contract management.

On the admin side and on the investor side. Trustline gives you security and controls that a third party can check for themselves, rather than having to take your word for it.

Separation of duties

The party that trades is not the party that can withdraw. Allocator, curator, operator and investor roles are separated by the permission model, not by policy documents.

Audited standards

We build on published vault standards and established contract libraries rather than bespoke code. Trustline deploys on top of the contract you already run, so there is nothing to rewrite or migrate.

An evidence trail

Policy, checks and approvals are recorded. That record is what a stakeholder, an auditor or an insurer can actually assess.

Trustline does not hold, control or take custody of vault assets. We do not act as allocator, curator, investor or any other economic party in the arrangement. We provide the security layer and the verification work.

Other chains

The EVM SDK works with any EVM-compatible network, and we have deployed on HyperEVM. Beyond EVM, we are building on Stellar, XRPL and Solana.

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