How Are Portfolios Secured?
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Every Thane portfolio lives inside a Voltr Vault—a program-controlled account on Solana.
No individual or company (including Thane) can withdraw assets to an external address.
Actual withdrawals of value are only possible when a user redeems (burns) their portfolio token; the smart-contract enforces that path and sends the proceeds back to the caller’s wallet.
All holdings, trades, fee accruals, and rebalances are written to Solana—you can verify every step on explorers like Solscan.
Voltr’s Solana Programs/Smart Contracts have undergone independent security audits, which you can review here:
Reminder: While audits help reduce risk, all smart contracts carry some level of vulnerability. Only invest what you can afford to lose.
Crypto is inherently risky. Please make sure you’ve read and understood our .
Your portfolio token is the key to your share of the vault.
If you lose it (e.g., send it to the wrong address or compromise your wallet), anyone holding that token can redeem the underlying assets.
Thane cannot freeze or recover lost tokens—treat them like any other crypto asset:
Store them in a secure wallet (hardware recommended).
Keep your seed phrase and private keys offline and never share them.