Build, protect, and pass on wealth, onchain.
Solara gives families a private-bank toolkit, onchain: put your USDC to work with institutional-grade yield, while gaining lower costs, stronger security, real protection, and effortless succession — all while you keep your keys.
- Change wallet
Reduce cost
Skip layers of intermediaries, custody fees, and FX spreads. Onchain settlement means more of your money stays invested and compounding.
Improve security
Assets stay in your own self-custody wallet on audited, non-custodial infrastructure. No single point of failure, transparent and verifiable 24/7.
Protect wealth
Hold dollar-denominated USDC and tokenized real-world assets, with hedging that actively defends your principal — protection that travels across borders.
Easy succession
Plan inheritance with clarity. Designate beneficiaries so wealth passes on smoothly, without months of friction.
Financial planning simulator
Project how your USDC could grow over time across different scenarios and vaults. Using sample figures. Connect your wallet to load your real portfolio.
Projections are illustrative and assume annual compounding at a constant rate. Actual results vary; yields are not guaranteed and you may lose capital. Not financial advice.
Wealth goals
Set savings goals with a target amount and date. With your wallet connected, Solara reads your onchain wealth, shows how much of each goal is already funded, and tells you whether you're on track at your current yield.
Connect your wallet to create and track wealth goals.
Goal tracking is an illustrative planning tool. “On track” projects your current onchain wealth forward at your blended yield with annual compounding; it assumes no further deposits and is not a guarantee. Yields vary and capital is at risk.
Succession & heirs
Designate the wallets that should receive your wealth. Saved locally to your browser and only available once your wallet is connected.
Connect your wallet to add and save heir wallets.
Heir designations here are a non-binding planning tool stored only in your browser. They do not execute transfers and are not a legal will. Consult a qualified professional for estate planning.