Every system. Every name. Nothing hidden.
25 protocols. 7 categories. Full transparency about every system your money touches.
Here's why we built this page.
Ask your bank where your savings go. They won't tell you.
We will. Every system listed on this page is one your money may touch when you use a diBoaS strategy. We publish the names, the track records, the security audits, and the things that went wrong. Because you should know.
Every protocol on this page earned its spot. We checked how long it has been running, who audited the code, how it handled problems, and whether real people actually trust it with real money. If it did not pass, it is not here.
We list 25 protocols here. Our strategies currently use 6 of them. The rest are protocols we have researched and approved, and they may be included in future strategies as we expand.
Important: Being listed here does not mean zero risk. It means we did our homework and we are being honest about what we found. Every system on this page carries technical risk, market risk, and the possibility of loss.
So how much real money is in these systems?
The protocols on this page collectively hold over $120 billion in user deposits across all their deployments. That is more than most regional banks hold in total deposits.
This does not mean your money is in all of them. Each diBoaS strategy uses specific protocols suited to its risk level and goals. See the Strategies page for which protocols are used in which strategy.
Combined TVL sourced from DeFiLlama. Last verified: January 2026. Values fluctuate daily.
How did these 25 make the list?
Organized by what they do. Click any card for details.
All TVL figures are approximate, sourced from DeFiLlama, and current as of February 2026. Values fluctuate daily.
You deposit assets. Borrowers pay interest to use them. You earn the interest.
You help secure a blockchain network. The network pays you rewards for doing so.
These systems create digital assets designed to hold a stable value, usually pegged to the US dollar. Stablecoins can lose their peg.
These systems generate returns through trading fees, yield optimization, or structured products.
Traders use these systems to bet on price movements. You earn returns by providing the liquidity they trade against.
Swap one token for another without a centralized exchange. You can also earn fees by providing liquidity for others to trade against.
These systems connect traditional finance and crypto. Cross-border payments, trade financing, and real-world assets on-chain.
We don't add protocols because they are popular. We add them because they passed our checklist.
When protocols have had security incidents, we note them on the card with an amber warning. Transparency works both ways. We show the good and the bad.
Before you go further, something important.
This is not a recommendation to use any of these protocols directly.
diBoaS strategies are built on top of these systems, and our team handles the complexity. You do not need to interact with any protocol yourself. This page exists so you can see exactly where your money goes and verify everything we say.
Every protocol here carries risk. Smart contracts can have bugs. Markets can crash. Stablecoins can lose their peg. Systems that have operated safely for years can still face problems tomorrow. We monitor these systems continuously, but we cannot eliminate risk. No one can.
If you are unsure whether this is right for you, consult a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
This page exists because we believe you deserve to know. Not because you need to act on it.