The crypto world is buzzing with the news — EOS Network has rebranded to Vaulta. But what does that really mean for investors, traders, and the broader blockchain ecosystem?
What Is Vaulta?
Vaulta is the new identity of the EOS Network, launched to reflect a transformative shift in its mission and capabilities. More than just a rebrand, Vaulta positions itself as a Web3 Banking Operating System — combining the decentralization of crypto with the compliance and structure of traditional finance (TradFi).
Vaulta’s core focus is on building the next generation of financial infrastructure that is:
Compliant with global finance regulations
Scalable for mainstream adoption
Fast and secure for real-time settlements
Flexible, supporting everything from digital identity to asset management
If you're holding EOS, don’t miss the full Giottus-supported EOS to Vaulta token swap update here.
Why Did EOS Rebrand to Vaulta?
EOS has long been a prominent blockchain network, but to stay relevant and future-ready, it needed to evolve. Here’s why this shift was necessary:
A Broader Vision: Vaulta goes beyond smart contracts. It aims to become the foundation of a Web3-native banking layer, allowing traditional financial players to plug into DeFi in a secure and compliant way.
Real-World Adoption: Vaulta is built with financial institutions, fintechs, and enterprises in mind, not just crypto-native users.
Feature-Rich Infrastructure: The platform introduces tools like:
Regulatory Identity and Compliance Layers
Support for insurance, payments, wealth management
A Vaulta Banking Advisory Council to ensure institutional alignment
What Is the Vaulta (A) Token?
As part of the transition, the original EOS token is being swapped 1:1 with the new Vaulta (A) token. The Vaulta (A) token will serve as the native currency of this upgraded ecosystem.
On Giottus, the EOS to Vaulta token swap is being handled automatically for all users. Trading in Vaulta (A) begins post 5 PM IST on May 28, 2025.
Why Vaulta Matters for Web3
Vaulta could be a game changer for DeFi and traditional finance integration:
It’s designed to attract institutional capital into crypto
It offers the compliance tools needed for real-world use cases
It helps redefine crypto not just as an asset class, but as a financial infrastructure layer
For retail users, it means participating in a next-gen blockchain network that is future-focused, regulation-aware, and capable of onboarding global financial giants.
