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# Welcome to Sentora Smart Yield
Find detailed information on Sentora-curated vaults across Morpho, Kamino, and Euler. Explore strategy details, curation methodologies, incentive and fee structures, and more.
## About Sentora
**Sentora was born from a bold vision: to connect two worlds—traditional finance and the rapidly evolving decentralized finance space.**
At Sentora, we believe that DeFi is the future of finance, but that future must be built with the needs of institutions in mind. Through our strategic partnerships with industry leaders, we are developing a suite of products that address the key blockers preventing institutional adoption of DeFi.
Our goal is to create a frictionless, secure, and highly customizable ecosystem where institutions can seamlessly engage with DeFi for yield generation, asset management, and more.
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