You hold
Keys and existing approvals define control. Jethos does not automatically invest this balance.
Jethos cannot move assets you have not deposited or separately approved. When you invest, the route remains visible—from authorization to allocation and exit.
Or start with the documentation →
Jethos is software, not a bank or a guarantee of returns. The complete financial-home experience is a product vision; the current deployment is a private proof of concept.
Assets visible through Jethos
Example interface—not live account data
The capital path
Jethos separates what you hold, what you authorize and what the vault can do afterward.
Keys and existing approvals define control. Jethos does not automatically invest this balance.
A known amount crosses into a contract governed by visible logic and administrative powers.
Route, allocation, costs, liquidity and transactions turn a balance into an explainable position.
A familiar surface, different foundations
Every capability belongs to one of three states: under your control, explicitly authorized or independently inspectable.
Assets stay in your self-custodial wallet until you choose to authorize a transaction.
Select an asset and risk profile, then cross the wallet–vault boundary with an explicit deposit.
A richer everyday transfer experience belongs to the Jethos App direction, not the current PoC.
See the route, rules, costs, transactions and risks behind invested capital.
Control by default
Your wallet and your vault position are not the same thing. Jethos only manages capital you deliberately deposit.
Jethos cannot automatically invest or move these assets. Transactions require your wallet authorization.
You remain responsible for keys, wallet security and approvals previously granted to smart contracts.
Capital follows public contract rules, approved integrations and documented administrative powers.
Allocations and transactions are verifiable, but smart-contract, protocol, liquidity and admin risks remain.
Different by design, not by slogan
Jethos does not need an anti-bank claim. The structural difference is enough: who authorizes movement, how capital is used and what can be independently verified.
Simple for you
Start with a stablecoin, ETH or BTC-denominated product family.
Conservative, Balanced or Advanced describes limits and strategy complexity—not a promise.
Approve a known contract, deposit and receive transferable shares representing the position.
Review allocations, risk and liquidity, then request withdrawal under the vault's rules.
Vaults built around goals
The base asset defines what the vault seeks to preserve and grow. The profile defines the allowed complexity and limits.
Prioritize capital stability, liquidity and approved supply strategies.
Seek to grow ETH-denominated value without hiding non-ETH exposure.
Keep BTC as the unit of success while disclosing wrapper and liquidity risk.
Risk-adjusted, not headline-driven
Jethos is intended to evaluate expected return together with costs, liquidity, concentration and risk limits.
Understand the frameworkExample only; the PoC console reads current state where exposed
See the route, not just the result
Jethos should turn on-chain evidence into answers an ordinary user can understand.
The engine beneath the experience · 4 recorded integrations
The consumer experience sits above vault accounting, risk-aware automation and approved protocol modules.
Explore the protocolOne direction, three layers
On-chain vaults, plugin integrations, accounting, controls and automation.
A familiar self-custodial interface for managing and understanding digital assets.
Payments, cards, credit and tokenized assets may be integrated through specialized partners and appropriate compliance.
Roadmap by evidence
The roadmap follows capabilities and exit criteria rather than speculative dates.
Roadmap source updated 2026-07-23
View the complete roadmapOwnership with visibility
Follow the private PoC, inspect the architecture or explore the long-term Jethos vision.