  In this work, we have studied the Vector Scotogenic Model in the context of
the Dark Matter problem. Due to unitarity considerations, we have focused on
the scenario with fermion dark matter, finding out that co-annihilations play a
fundamental role in achieving dark matter relic abundance. Moreover, the
coannihilation effects allow to separate the parameter space into two regions
with different phenomenology. In addition, we have studied the detection
prospects of these regions separately, focusing on signatures that can appear
in lepton flavor violating decays, indirect and direct searches, and the
production of these new particles at collider facilities.
