Overview

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Krevo is a single platform for all real-world asset (RWA) needs. Providing an user-friendly trading platform for tokenized RWAs. To broaden RWA capabilities and give users the option to leverage their assets, on the platform users can easily pledge tokenized stocks and commodities as collateral to borrow crypto assets directly on-chain. Krevo platform’s native token, KRV, may be staked to earn rewards. Taken together, these components constitute an open, on-chain ecosystem oriented toward secure lending and sustainable participation incentives.

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Problems and Value Proposition

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A primary constraint in today’s crypto markets is the underutilization of tokenized real-world assets. Holders of tokenized equities and commodities have limited means to unlock liquidity on-chain without selling their positions.

Krevo addresses these issues by enabling collateralized lending against whitelisted tokenized RWAs via audited smart contracts and robust price-oracle mechanisms. In parallel, the protocol implements transparent, on-chain economics and governance, so that fees, risk parameters, and upgrades are recorded with clear audit trails and are subject to collective decision-making.

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Core Use Cases

 

For borrowers, Krevo provides the ability to lock approved tokenized RWA collateral and obtain crypto (e.g., BTC, ETH, SOL and stablecoins) at competitive loan-to-value (LTV) ratios, with all positions and health metrics enforced by smart contracts. Liquidity providers/lenders can supply borrowable assets to earn interest.

All whitelisted RWAs are tradeable in the Krevo Trading Platform. Providing easy access to traditional equity markets.

Utilizing the Proof of Stake (POS), tokenholders of the native utility token “KRV” have the option to stake in order to earn rewards.

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System Architecture

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Krevo’s design centers on interoperable modules deployed natively on SVM and EVM networks. On each chain, Collateral Vaults (Solana programs / EVM smart contracts) custody user collateral and enforce risk controls including LTV limits, liquidation thresholds, and fee logic. Lending Pools maintain one or more on-chain liquidity pools per borrowable asset. An Oracle Layer aggregates decentralized price feeds for supported tokenized assets and applies medianization and circuit-breaker safeguards to mitigate outliers and manipulation. Staking distributes protocol-directed rewards to KRV stakers; staking does not confer governance rights. If governance is enabled, it operates via a separate, timelocked executor with a narrowly scoped emergency-pause guardian. Finally, Indexing & APIs provide a unified view across chains—via subgraphs on EVM and SVM indexers—plus REST/WebSocket endpoints for positions, orders, wallets, and events to facilitate integrations and analytics.

 

Deployment

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Krevo is deployed on both SVM and EVM. Each chain runs an independent instance of the core modules so that borrowing, repayment, and liquidations occur locally per chain. A staged rollout—Testnet on both environments followed by Mainnet—will validate security and performance prior to full production release. Optional, non-critical coordination (e.g., parameter sync or reward emissions mirroring) may be handled via audited cross-chain messaging.