kpk, a prominent non-custodial asset manager, has announced the launch of its agent-powered vaults on Morpho, the universal lending network, on November 13th, 2025. This initiative expands automated and transparent asset management by leveraging Morpho's $10 billion+ network effect through integrations with major global fintechs and banks.
The vaults operate via automated agents, such as the Rebalancing Agent and Exit Agent, which manage liquidity, optimize performance, and execute predefined onchain policies to adjust exposure and protect assets under changing market conditions. Built on kpk's non-custodial infrastructure—previously used by large onchain treasuries like Gnosis and ENS since 2020—the system ensures verifiable execution and structured risk control.
Marcelo Ruiz de Olano, Co-Founder of kpk, emphasized, "We've always believed that decentralised financial infrastructure should be open and equitable. With this release, we're bringing the same professional-grade treasury systems that power DAOs to everyone onchain. It's about democratising access."
The initial vault series includes diversified strategies: kpk USDC allocates across blue-chip collateral like wstETH, BTC, and ETH+; kpk EURC targets EURC lending markets; kpk ETH deploys ETH for lending yield; and kpk USDC Yield on Arbitrum extends the framework to Layer 2 with dynamic rebalancing. All vaults are ERC-4626 compliant, fully transparent, and designed for low-risk, continuous operation.
During soft launch testing, the system demonstrated resilience by reallocating 20% of liquidity within seconds during a EURC market crunch, preserving withdrawal access and achieving up to 46% higher weekly yields compared to benchmarks. This automation enforces policy without discretion, establishing a foundation for scalable, transparent financial systems.