Vaulta, the blockchain formerly known as EOS, is reemerging with a new mission focused on compliant financial infrastructure. As part of this evolution, Vaulta is partnering with VirgoCX to power VirgoPay, a stablecoin-driven remittance solution aimed at slashing cross-border fees.
Vaulta’s upgrade isn’t just about rebranding—it’s a complete governance transformation. Where EOS once faltered due to decentralized indecision and validator controversies, Vaulta now boasts the Vaulta Foundation, which acts as a central coordinator without undermining token-holder governance. It supports a new consensus model designed to distribute validation power more fairly while retaining community oversight of protocol changes.
Through its native support for USDT and bridged access to USDC via its exSat transport layer, Vaulta offers flexibility and redundancy in stablecoin usage. This becomes critical as VirgoPay—set to launch in regions like the U.S., Brazil, and Hong Kong—leans heavily on stablecoins for settlement.
To address stablecoin-related risks, Vaulta allows for automated peg-monitoring tools and supports real-time collateral tracking through audited bridge contracts. Should users lose confidence in one issuer, they can easily shift to another asset.What sets VirgoPay apart from existing giants like Ripple and Stellar? Vaulta positions itself as a “Web3 Banking OS”—a modular platform built to go beyond remittances. With deep integration across stablecoins, real-world asset tokenization, and regulated partnerships, Vaulta is aiming to power everything from lending platforms to compliant digital banks—all with open infrastructure and smart contract flexibility.
