KPK Launches Agent-Powered Vaults on Morpho

📅 Published: 13-11-2025 ✍️ By: Chainwire
KPK Launches Agent-Powered Vaults on Morpho

Panama City, Panama, November 13th, 2025, Chainwire

KPK’s Agent-Powered Vaults on Morpho Enable Automated Yield

KPK, a leader in non-custodial asset management, has introduced its agent-powered vaults on Morpho, a universal lending network. This new feature enhances non-custodial asset management by using automation and clear rules. By connecting with Morpho, KPK's vaults make use of Morpho’s $10 billion network, partnering with top fintechs and banks worldwide. This helps KPK offer yield strategies that work automatically.

The agent-powered vaults use agents that manage liquidity, improve performance, and follow preset rules to adjust investments and keep liquidity safe, even when the market changes.

These vaults are built on KPK’s non-custodial infrastructure. This same system has powered large on-chain treasuries like Gnosis and ENS since 2020, showing how open markets can have clear rules and controlled risk. Every transaction follows strict rules, which ensures that everything is transparent and organized.

“We’ve always believed that decentralized finance should be open and fair for everyone. With this launch, we’re giving everyone access to the same top-level treasury systems used by big organizations, right on the blockchain. It’s about making this technology available to everyone,” says Marcelo Ruiz de Olano, Co-Founder of KPK. “Now, every user, no matter their size or expertise, can manage their assets with the same confidence and efficiency as the biggest companies.”

Automation-Centred Design

At the core of every vault is KPK’s on-chain policy layer. This layer sets the rules, permissions, and safety measures that guide asset management.

Automation is built on top of these rules. It helps enforce the policies consistently and predictably. Each agent works within fixed rules, doing specific actions without any changes. The Rebalancing Agent moves liquidity between approved markets to make sure everything is working at its best and generating yield. The Exit Agent reacts to risks like outdated data, liquidity stress, or price changes. It moves money quickly to stop liquidity problems.

These agents are not AI but simple programs with clear and easy-to-check permissions. They only follow the rules set by KPK, making sure all actions are open and non-custodial.

Vaults Overview

The first set of agent-powered vaults offers different strategies for stablecoins and ETH. All KPK vaults are fully automated, low-risk vaults that work all the time. They adjust the allocation in real-time across liquid markets, with rules to protect liquidity and reduce risk.

  • kpk USDC: A vault that spreads USDC across safe markets like wstETH, BTC, and ETH+, keeping things safe while generating yield.

  • kpk EURC: Focuses on lending EURC with clear limits on exposure.

  • kpk ETH: Invests ETH in chosen markets to earn lending yield, always keeping liquidity stable through automated adjustments.

  • kpk USDC Yield (Arbitrum): Uses the same system on the Arbitrum Layer 2, adjusting funds in real-time across rich incentive markets to keep things safe.

All vaults are ERC-4626 compliant and fully transparent. You can access details like rules, data feeds, and allocation information through the KPK handbook and Morpho interface.

Measured Performance and Proven Resilience

During a test launch, EURC markets briefly went above their usage limit, causing a liquidity problem. Within seconds, the agent moved 20% of the vault’s funds, ensuring that users could still withdraw their assets while vaults managed manually took hours to respond.

The vault continued to provide higher yields and uninterrupted liquidity. In tests, weekly yields outperformed similar benchmarks by up to 46%, showing how well the agent system works.

In this case, automation provided discipline, executing the rules quickly and without hesitation.

Building the Next Layer of On-Chain Asset Management

The launch of agent-powered vaults on Morpho marks an important step in how on-chain asset management works and grows. By embedding clear rules into how the system works, KPK turns asset management into a process where allocation, risk management, and reports happen transparently on the blockchain, without delays caused by manual work.

Automation does not replace human management; it makes it more efficient and helps build a more transparent and scalable financial system.

Users can learn more about KPK’s approach to curation at kpk.io/curation.

About KPK

KPK (formerly Karpatkey) is a leader in on-chain asset management. The company has experience managing funds for top DeFi protocols and focuses on transparency, sustainability, and on-chain governance.

Website: kpk.io
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Disclaimer

Vaults created by KPK are experimental, non-custodial smart contracts and carry high risks, including the loss of all assets. KPK does not provide investment, legal, or financial advice, does not hold your assets, and is not responsible for any losses. Access to the vaults may be restricted in some areas, and nothing here is an offer where such activities are illegal. Past performance does not guarantee future results. By using the vaults, users confirm that they are not restricted by law and follow all rules. Read the full disclaimer here.

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