KyberSwap Classic is the non-custodial AMM pool product of Kyber Network, running on 15 chains for swappers and liquidity providers.
Ecosystem guide
The Velas ecosystem
The best dApps on Velas by sector: DeFi, games, NFTs and more. 9 projects tracked, 9 reviewed in full.
Full Velas ranking →- dApps
- 9
- Reviewed
- 9
- TVL tracked
- $126K
- Native token
- VLX
Velas is a layer-1 blockchain that is compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine, so contracts written for Ethereum can be deployed on it and standard EVM wallets can connect. It has an origin story tied to Solana, and the project promotes high throughput and fast confirmation as its main selling points. Those speed claims come from the project itself, and real-world performance depends on network conditions.
The native token is VLX. It is used to pay network fees and for staking, which is how validators and token holders help secure the chain. The project describes fees as very low, though the exact cost of any action can vary. VLX can also be bridged to other networks, which has helped Velas connect with the wider EVM world.
The Velas-native DeFi scene is small. At the time of writing, TVL across the chain is about $125,000. Our listing includes 9 dApps, led by WagyuSwap and AstroSwap, two compact decentralized exchanges, along with Accumulated Finance Lending, which lets users borrow against liquid staking tokens. Multichain projects such as Autofarm and KyberSwap Classic also list Velas support, though most of their activity sits on other networks. Treat the ecosystem as niche and check liquidity and audits before using any app.
Velas ecosystem in numbers
- Tracked
- 9
- Reviewed
- 9
- Total TVL
- $7.11M
- Avg. score
- 5.2/10
Largest by TVL
- 1
Autofarm$5.77M
- 2
KyberSwap Classic$1.01M
- 3
Accumulated Finance Lending$107K
- 4
AstroSwap AMM$70.0K
- 5
BambooDeFi$43.8K
Highest rated
- 1
KyberSwap Classic6.8
- 2
Autofarm6.0
- 3
Accumulated Finance Lending5.2
- 4
AstroSwap AMM4.8
- 5
WagyuSwap4.5
Reviewed
Top-rated dApps on Velas
Autofarm is a multichain yield aggregator with auto-compounding vaults and the AutoSwap DEX aggregator, listed with about $6M TVL on DefiLlama.
Accumulated Finance Lending is a small DeFi market for borrowing against liquid staking tokens to amplify staking yield on several chains.
AstroSwap AMM describes a DEX with token swaps, liquidity pools, farming, and staking, but its network details are inconsistent.
WagyuSwap is a small decentralized exchange on the Velas chain with its own WAG token, aimed at users already active in the Velas ecosystem.
AstroSwap is a small decentralized exchange on the Velas blockchain that targets the Cardano ecosystem, with its own ASTRO token and no listed audits.
By sector
Best Velas dApps by sector
DeFi on Velas8
- 1
KyberSwap Classic6.8
- 2
Autofarm6.0
- 3
Accumulated Finance Lending5.2
- 4
AstroSwap AMM4.8
- 5
WagyuSwap4.5
Gaming on Velas1
Guides
Velas guides
Blockchain
How to Create a DAO on Velas in 2026: Step-by-Step GuideA DAO on Velas is a set of smart contracts that hold funds and carry out member votes. This guide covers the design choices, deployment steps, treasury setup and security checks you need before launch.
Blockchain
How to Move Your dApp from Ethereum to Velas in 2026Moving an Ethereum dApp to Velas is mostly a matter of confirming EVM compatibility, redeploying your contracts with verified network settings, and moving users and assets in a controlled order. This guide covers each step and what to check on official sources before you go live.
Blockchain
Introducing Velas: What the High-Performance Blockchain Is in 2026Velas is a layer-1 blockchain that focuses on fast transactions and low fees while supporting Ethereum-style smart contracts. This guide explains how it is built, what the VLX token does, and how to check its current state before you use it.
NFT
How to Create an NFT on Velas in 2026: Step-by-StepMinting an NFT on Velas takes a wallet set up for the network, some VLX to cover fees, a finished file with metadata, and a platform that accepts Velas. This guide walks through each step and what to check before you spend anything.
Presale and ICO
How to Get Funding and Accelerate a Blockchain Project With Velas in 2026Velas runs VelasPad, a launchpad and incubator for projects building on the Velas ecosystem. This guide explains how that kind of program typically works, what teams should prepare before applying, and how to judge token sales and other funding routes before committing money or time.
Presale and ICO
Velas Fund and Accelerator: How Blockchain Projects Get FundingVelas ran a fund and accelerator program for blockchain projects that was announced in 2022, with a minimum investment of $25,000 and a program length of up to three months. This guide explains what that offer was, how to check whether any version of it is still open, and which funding and launch routes a project can use today.
Velas FAQs
What is the Velas blockchain?
Velas is a layer-1 blockchain that is compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine and has roots in the Solana codebase. It uses its own native token, VLX. Developers can deploy Solidity contracts, and users can connect with EVM-style wallets.
What is VLX used for?
VLX is the native token of Velas. It pays transaction fees and is also used for staking, which helps secure the network. Fees are described by the project as very low, but actual costs can change, so check the current figure in your wallet before sending a transaction.
How many dApps are on Velas, and which are the main ones?
Our site lists 9 dApps connected to Velas. The ones with the most activity on this page are multichain products such as Autofarm and KyberSwap Classic. The Velas-only options include WagyuSwap and AstroSwap, both small decentralized exchanges. Accumulated Finance Lending also supports Velas.
Is Velas a large DeFi ecosystem?
No. At the time of writing, DeFi TVL on Velas is about $125,000, which is small compared with the largest chains. Small pools can mean thin liquidity and larger price swings on trades, so it is worth starting with small amounts and reading each project's documentation.
Which wallets work with Velas?
Velas is EVM-compatible, so MetaMask-style wallets can usually be added by entering the network details from the official Velas documentation. Velas also has its own wallet options, which are described in the project's wallet guide. Always confirm network settings from official sources before connecting.
What are the risks of using dApps on Velas?
Smaller chains carry extra risks, including low liquidity, fewer audits and less user activity. For example, AstroSwap has no listed audits. Using a dApp always involves smart contract risk, so only commit funds you can afford to lose, and this page is not financial advice.
What is the largest dApp on Velas by TVL?
Autofarm is the largest dApp on Velas by total value locked, with $5.77M across all the chains it supports. It is followed by KyberSwap Classic ($1.01M) and Accumulated Finance Lending ($107K). TVL figures come from DefiLlama and change daily.
Which dApp on Velas has the highest DappsAtlas score?
KyberSwap Classic has the highest score at 6.8/10, ahead of Autofarm (6.0) and Accumulated Finance Lending (5.2). Scores weigh security, ease of use, fees and features, and are based only on facts we could verify.
How many dApps are on Velas?
DappsAtlas tracks 9 dApps on Velas. Of these, 9 have a full review and 8 report value locked, $7.11M in total, counting value on every chain they support.
What are the most common types of dApps on Velas?
DEXes (6), Yield Aggregator (1) and Lending (1) are the largest categories on Velas, by number of projects.
Which dApps on Velas grew the most this week?
Among dApps with at least $1M locked, Autofarm the biggest drop (−3.2%). Combined TVL moved −3.1% over the same seven days.
What is the average score for dApps on Velas?
The 6 rated dApps on Velas average 5.2 out of 10. Of these, 0 score 8 or higher and 3 score below 5.