Vitruvya
Budget
€25 — €0
EP Access
0
accredited persons
Staff
2
0.5 FTE
EU Grants
None
Mission & Goals
Our project is European Union based, with a specific focus on Luxembourg and Ireland because they are UCITS fund centres. Vitruvya is a European fintech that acts as a bridge between traditional finance (TradFi) and Europe’s emerging sovereign blockchain infrastructure. Vitruvya provides three complementary services aligned with the key actors of the investment ecosystem: - AI-enabled tools for distributors to profile investors’ preferences. - A data-mapping layer for asset managers to define universes of securities aligned with different investor objectives, policy priorities, and sustainability outcomes. - The design of smart-contract logic that enables regulated model portfolios to be distributed on-chain, encoding portfolio rules, lifecycle events, and disclosure requirements while remaining aligned with existing regulation.
EU Legislative Interests
Activating the Savings and Investment Union (SIU) through Digital Collective Investment Structures. Europe stands at a pivotal moment in the integration of its financial markets. Delivering on the objectives of the Savings and Investment Union (SIU) requires not only regulatory convergence, but a modernisation of the underlying financial infrastructure and investment architecture through which household savings are mobilised and allocated. Europe has already taken a decisive step by establishing the European Blockchain Services Infrastructure (EBSI) as a sovereign trust layer operated by Member States. EBSI provides legitimacy, interoperability, and legal certainty for blockchain-based services across borders. The strategic challenge now is to extend this trust layer to financial markets. This infrastructure is no longer theoretical. A first financial-market use case is already emerging through Project DEUSS, which leverages EBSI to support the funding of European SMEs. The strategic question now is how to activate this trust layer at scale, by enabling additional, regulated financial use cases aligned with the objectives of the Single Market and the Savings and Investment Union. In summary, the main EU legislative proposals targeted are: 1. Activate European Blockchain Services Infrastructure (EBSI) Europe has already established a sovereign digital trust layer through EBSI. The next step is to extend this trust layer to financial markets and modernise the investment vehicles that operate on it. 2. Extend the UCITS framework to a digital version (UCITS2.0) that runs on blockchain infrastructure. UCITS 2.0 represents the natural evolution of the UCITS framework. Rather than tokenising the fund wrapper, UCITS 2.0 consists of regulated, tokenised model portfolios of liquid securities—equities and bonds—managed by authorised asset managers and implemented directly on blockchain infrastructure. These portfolios are expressed as smart contracts encoding investment objectives and constraints, while remaining fully aligned with existing regulatory frameworks, including MiFID, UCITS, and SFDR.
Communication Activities
Policy briefing memos for the European Commission: • EBSI Policy Briefing Memo_17Feb26 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R8R7CF-hvYTiQxHfDzqpfqV7qSuD7qHx/view?usp=drive_link • UCITS 2.0 Policy Briefing Memo_DG FISMA_17Feb26 https://drive.google.com/file/d/16IVkrUZMBI3IdbPHHdUHZpMuCf7Sanmm/view?usp=drive_link
Interests Represented
Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members
Member Of
We have recently set up the company and we are not member of any associations. The reason for reaching out to EU Commission is to share our perspective in using Blockchain as the new infrastructure for the financial market. As a next step, we plan to join INATBA - International Association for Trusted Blockchain Applications
Organisation Members
same as above, we do not have any organisations that are members of our organisation We do not have any affiliated entities such as partners
Commissioner Meetings
No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.