Networks and availability

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Akashi Vaults has a deployed vault program on Solana mainnet, independently checked as executable on 15 October 2026. Its core address is 11pvmug4MazGHegPLFYn7RxSwoV7AkFF1LSbbNJ1QyF.

View the program on Solana Explorer.

A deployed core is not every possible strategy

Program deployment, adapter deployment, approval in the registry, inclusion in a vault and a successfully verified investment path are different facts. A product described in an external protocol’s documentation is not automatically available through every Akashi vault.

Use the selected vault’s current holdings, rules and status to understand what you are buying. The website can also hide or disable a flow when required configuration is absent. A listing in these docs is not a substitute for the selected vault's current availability.

Mainnet and devnet

Mainnet transactions use real assets. Devnet is a separate test network with test tokens and separate program addresses. A fixture can test an integration without being the real external protocol. Successful tests against a fixture are not proof of production liquidity or redemption availability.

Check the network shown by your wallet and the application. A familiar token symbol does not make a devnet mint interchangeable with mainnet USDC.

Parameters belong to a vault

Notice periods, coverage thresholds, caps, premium curves and governance delays vary by vault. Examples in these docs are illustrative unless tied to a specific dated deployment. Read the current on-chain conditions before depositing.

What these docs establish

These articles explain the current implementation and its investment model. They do not promise that every adapter, asset or mode is enabled. Protocol fees, audits and supported modes must be checked for the relevant deployed version.

If a screen and the docs appear to disagree, record the vault address and relevant transaction or page, then report the discrepancy. Do not send private keys or recovery phrases.

How vaults work explains the lifecycle. Due diligence explains what to verify.

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