Lagoon
Lagoon is an EVM infrastructure for on-chain asset management, enabling users to tokenize, launch, manage, and scale any strategy.
What is Lagoon?
Lagoon is an on-chain asset management infrastructure that enables curators and investors to tokenize, launch, manage, and scale strategies ranging from RWAs to DeFi. Built on top of Safe and leveraging ERC-7540 and Zodiac modules, Lagoon lets each curator configure the vault environment that best suits their needs — from tailor-made user onboarding to full control over stakeholder spending permissions. For investors, Lagoon provides a transparency cockpit with real-time NAV tracking, historical drawdown analysis, and transparent fee breakdowns. The platform supports customizable governance roles, custody and permissions management via multi-sig and MPC, automated reporting, and whitelabel solutions for accelerated time-to-market.
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