OISY adds Velora to Explore feature, linking swaps and earning in one place

OISY has added Velora, formerly known as ParaSwap, to its Explore feature — creating a single point where users can both swap tokens and earn rewards.

Velora is a well-known DeFi aggregator that connects liquidity across multiple chains. Its rebrand earlier this year reflected a broader ambition to move beyond token swaps and become a hub for intent-based and cross-chain activity. By bringing Velora into Explore, OISY aims to streamline how users interact with decentralised finance tools directly from the wallet interface.

OISY’s Explore feature is designed to help users discover new DeFi opportunities within the wallet. The addition of Velora means users can now access competitive swap rates and earning options without having to leave the OISY environment. It’s part of a wider move to make DeFi less fragmented and more accessible to people who prefer managing assets in one place.

Velora’s inclusion could improve both efficiency and experience for OISY users, as it aggregates liquidity from different decentralised exchanges to help secure better execution prices. At the same time, users can explore ways to put their assets to work through yield-generating options within the same interface.

Still, as with all DeFi tools, convenience doesn’t eliminate risk. Factors such as token volatility, network fees and smart contract exposure remain. Industry observers note that integrations like this can improve usability, but also underline the need for user awareness about what’s happening under the hood.

For OISY, the move strengthens its position as a wallet that’s evolving beyond basic storage and transfer functions. For Velora, it extends reach to a growing user base that values simple yet functional access to DeFi services.

The partnership reflects a practical approach to where DeFi is heading — towards tools that make on-chain actions feel more connected and less technical, while still keeping users in control of their assets.

Because, as both projects suggest, DeFi works best when your assets do too.