A vault is only as useful as its access path. Managers need efficient distribution. Allocators need clear, executable pricing without assembling transactions across multiple applications.
GLAM vault shares are now native outputs in Titan. Titan compares available quotes and routes each swap to the best one. When a route ends in a GLAM Vault, the underlying asset is deposited and the vault shares are minted at the current exchange rate.
More efficient primary access
Direct minting gives Titan a primary path into a vault. Allocators no longer need to separate swap execution from vault entry. Titan handles the quote and route, while GLAM handles the vault policies and share issuance.
For managers, this opens a new distribution surface without relying only on secondary liquidity for the share token. For allocators, it means fewer manual steps, less operational friction, and one executable quote.
The vault’s existing access rules, limits, and mint policies remain enforced onchain through GLAM’s institutional vault controls.
Starting with SLX to stSLX
The first route is SLX to stSLX. stSLX is Solstice’s nonrebasing liquid staking token and represents a proportional share of SLX in its staking vault. Depositing SLX mints stSLX at the vault’s current exchange rate, while rewards accrue through that exchange rate over time.
Through Titan, allocators can select SLX as the input and stSLX as the output, review the quote, and execute the vault mint through the same swap flow.
SLX to stSLX is the first step toward making more GLAM vaults directly accessible through onchain routing.
