$1 Billion in Morpho Vaults: Sentora Continues Institutional DeFi Push
Sentora, an institutional DeFi firm born from a merger in May 2025, has surpassed $1 billion in total deposits across its vaults on the Morpho lending protocol.
The deposit base is concentrated in a handful of high-performing vaults, with the PayPal USD Main V2 vault holding approximately $299 million and the Sentora RLUSD Main V2 vault accounting for roughly $215 million. APYs across Sentora's vaults have been reported between 4.9% and 7.4%, primarily allocated to lending markets collateralized by real-world assets.
The firm launched several products on Morpho, including the PRIME vault in May 2026, which attracted between $110 million and $200 million in PYUSD deposits, and the Huma PST vault, which went live on August 26 and pulled in over $16 million within its first week of operation.
Morpho's institutional pivot allows curators like Sentora to create isolated vaults with specific collateral parameters and risk profiles. The stablecoin-heavy composition of deposits is relatively sticky, as depositors earning yields from real-world credit have less reason to withdraw during crypto volatility.