SODAX has enabled cross-chain funding for Flint vaults

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Flint, an investment platform for tokenized RWA (Real World Assets), has integrated SODAX — infrastructure for cross-chain routing and conversion of crypto assets. Users can now fund their investment vaults using assets from over 20 blockchain networks. Flint invests the raised funds into tokenized real-world assets, including real-estate backed bonds and private credit instruments. Operating on Lagoon Finance's infrastructure with asset selection by 9Summits, Flint's vaults provide users with non-custodial access to tokenized, real-estate-backed debt via audited smart contracts. The vaults accept USDC and currently target an annual yield of approximately 10%, with USDC-denominated rewards distributed weekly. The SODAX integration consolidates cross-chain asset transfers and vault funding into a single transaction. This eliminates the need for users to manually bridge or swap assets between blockchains, allowing them to fund Flint vaults directly from supported EVM and non-EVM networks.

Flint, a platform for investing in tokenized RWAs, has integrated SODAX — an infrastructure for cross-chain routing and conversion of crypto assets. Users can now fund investment vaults with assets from over 20 blockchain networks. Flint invests the raised capital into tokenized real-world assets, including real-estate-backed bonds and private credit instruments.

Flint's vaults operate on the Lagoon Finance infrastructure, with asset selection managed by 9Summits. They provide users with non-custodial access to tokenized real estate-backed debt via audited smart contracts. The vaults accept $USDC and are currently targeting an annual yield of around 10%. Yield is paid out in $USDC on a weekly basis.

The integration of SODAX combines cross-chain asset transfers and vault funding into a single operation. Users no longer need to manually convert or bridge assets between blockchains — they can fund Flint vaults directly with assets from supported EVM and non-EVM networks.

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QWhat is the main benefit for users after Flint integrated with SODAX?

AUsers can now fund their investment vaults directly with assets from over 20 different blockchain networks without needing to manually bridge or convert assets themselves.

QWhat types of real-world assets does Flint invest in?

AFlint invests in tokenized real-world assets including real estate-backed bonds and private credit instruments.

QWhat infrastructure powers Flint's vaults, and who is responsible for asset selection?

AFlint's vaults operate on the Lagoon Finance infrastructure, and asset selection is managed by 9Summits.

QIn what cryptocurrency are Flint vaults currently denominated and how is the yield paid out?

AThe vaults accept USDC, target an annual yield of approximately 10%, and pay the yield in USDC on a weekly basis.

QWhat is the primary function of SODAX in this context?

ASODAX is an infrastructure for cross-chain routing and crypto asset conversion, which combines asset bridging across networks and vault funding into a single operation for Flint users.

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