Steakhouse Financial
About
Steakhouse Financial is an institutional-grade DeFi vault curator and yield platform that provides risk-curated onchain vaults for stablecoin deposits across Ethereum, Base, Solana, and other chains. The platform serves funds, treasuries, and sophisticated investors with products ranging from prime blue‑chip collateral vaults to high‑yield strategies and white‑label stablecoin savings integrations.
Where Does Yield Come From?
How Steakhouse Financial generates yield
Depositors put stablecoins into vaults that lend them out through onchain lending markets, mainly Morpho. Borrowers who post collateral pay interest on those loans, and that interest flows back to depositors (after fees are taken out).
Vaults sorted by risk
The platform groups vaults into categories so investors can choose their comfort level:
- Prime vaults – Lend only against blue‑chip collateral like ETH, wstETH, tokenized Bitcoin, or traditional-finance assets. A 7‑day timelock (a built-in waiting period) protects the vault, and an Aragon DAO guardian adds extra oversight. Fees on these vaults are not explicitly stated but are likely lower.
- High Yield vaults – Accept a wider range of collateral, including more exotic types. They charge a 10% performance fee (which may sometimes be waived) and have a 3‑day timelock.
- Turbo vaults – Use borrowed funds to amplify returns through strategies like "carry trades" and "looping" (repeatedly lending and borrowing the same asset).
Extra yield sources
Beyond basic lending, Steakhouse can also earn from tokenized credit, real‑world assets (RWAs, meaning traditional assets brought onchain), and fixed‑term lending.
How money moves
All the yield ultimately comes from borrower interest payments. Steakhouse's internal system (called Grove) dynamically routes funds across different lending venues to chase the best returns available at any moment.
Audits
| Audit / Date | Findings | Verdict |
|---|---|---|
ChainSecurity01-12-2025 |
| The audit identified three high-severity vulnerabilities that were resolved before final version, leaving only accepted medium and low risks; overall security is assessed as good with residual design trade-offs acknowledged. |
Cantina03-11-2025 - 14-11-2025 |
| The audit revealed one high-severity vulnerability that was promptly fixed, alongside numerous low-risk and informational findings, indicating a thorough review with most issues resolved or acknowledged. Overall, the protocol's security posture appears improved, though some residual low-risk concerns remain. |
Cantina10-02-2026 - 11-02-2026 |
| The audit found no critical or high severity vulnerabilities, with all identified low-risk and informational issues addressed or acknowledged, resulting in a codebase deemed suitable for deployment. |
Cantina15-05-2025 - 17-05-2025 |
| The review found no critical or high-severity vulnerabilities, with the single medium-risk issue and one informational issue already fixed, leaving only an acknowledged edge-case informational finding about double-depegging detection. |
Legal
Legal form
Limited company (Ltd) incorporated under the laws of the Cayman Islands; separate Panama entity for Vault Interfaces
Registration jurisdiction
Cayman Islands (Steakhouse Financial Ltd); Republic of Panama (Carniceria Tropical Inc.)
Status and notes
Website operated by Steakhouse Financial Ltd (Cayman Islands). Vault Interfaces provided by Carniceria Tropical Inc. (Republic of Panama). Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions available in docs.
