Superform Foundation today announced SuperVaults v2, a complete ground-up rebuild of its vault architecture designed to solve the growing crisis in onchain yield products: the trade-off between real decentralization and real scalability.

Launching December 3rd on Ethereum with three flagship products: SuperWBTC, SuperWETH, and SuperUSDC, the new standard introduces the first permissionless, validator-secured, non-custodial vaults built for institutions, professional managers, and retail users alike.

Key breakthroughs in SuperVaults v2:

• ERC-7540 asynchronous vaults with validator-signed price-per-share backed by bonded staking and slashing
• Double-Merkle hook allowlisting and 7-day timelocks on all manager actions
• Clear role separation: Managers set strategy, Validators attest performance, Guardians act as emergency circuit-breakers
• Live transparency dashboard showing allocations, caps, and validator signatures in real time
• Modular hook engine letting strategies evolve without upgrades or new contract deployments
• Single-signature cross-chain deposits via SuperBundler (8+ networks)

The flagship SuperWBTC, SuperWETH, and SuperUSDC vaults combine variable-rate lending on Morpho, Euler, and Aave with fixed-rate exposure via Pendle Principal Tokens (PTs) in a dynamically rebalanced, fully onchain portfolio delivering high, verifiable yield without custodial risk.

Every PPS update is signed by a validator quorum, economically secured, and publicly recomputable by anyone.

Superform says the real impact will come from third parties. “We’re turning yield infrastructure into a public good,” the team stated. Builders can now launch sophisticated strategies on day one using battle-tested, standardized security and distribution — while users access everything through a unified interface.

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https://blog.superform.xyz/2025/11/24/introducing-supervaults-v2/