NEAR Protocol said on Oct. 16 that it now supports earning SOL yield through private accounts. Under the setup, users can deposit funds into a vault without revealing their addresses to the vault itself. The product does not impose a lock-up period, allowing users to redeem or transfer out at any time. The related vault was deployed by Gauntlet on Kamino. The announcement focuses on privacy-preserving access to SOL yield while keeping liquidity available for users who may want to exit without waiting through a fixed staking or vault term.
NEAR Protocol said on Oct. 16 that it now supports earning SOL yield through private accounts.
According to the announcement, users can deposit funds into the vault, while the vault itself cannot know their addresses.
The product has no lock-up period, and users can redeem or transfer out at any time. The related vault was deployed by Gauntlet on Kamino.
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