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# Core Features
Doppler provides infrastructure modules for tokenized capital markets. Each module is designed to help assets move from passive ownership into productive, risk-aware financial use.
1. **Doppler Vaults**
Doppler Vaults provide structured access to risk-managed strategies for tokenized assets, including crypto assets and real-world assets.
Vaults are designed to support customized strategy management and custody structure design for institutional participants, helping asset holders access vetted sources of liquidity and yield while maintaining clear operational boundaries across custody, strategy execution, risk management, and reporting.
Through Doppler Vaults, retail and institutional users can access yield strategies that have traditionally been available only to a limited group of institutional market participants, supported by secure infrastructure, transparent reporting, and risk-aware execution.
2. **Doppler Lending**
Doppler Lending is being developed as an institutional lending and financing module for tokenized capital markets as XRP Ledger’s native lending feature ‘XLS-66d’ is being developed.
The module is intended to enable tokenized assets to be used more efficiently across collateralized lending, borrowing, and liquidity access. It is designed to help qualified market participants unlock capital efficiency while maintaining clear risk controls across custody, collateral management, execution, and reporting.
As the product architecture evolves, Doppler Lending may incorporate prime brokerage-style capabilities, including collateral financing, structured liquidity access, and financing solutions for tokenized asset markets.
Additional details on supported assets, networks, collateral parameters, eligible participants, and launch timing will be provided as development progresses.
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