After some R&D I got the solution myself.

First I created a class in my module:

    namespace VendorName\ModuleName\Model\Payment;
    class Payflowpro 
    {
     public function __construct(
        \Magento\Vault\Model\VaultPaymentInterface $vault
    ) {
       $this->vault = $vault
       
    }
      public function mymethod($payment,$amount)
      {
        $this->vault->authorize($payment,$amount);
      }
    }

here I passed an object of `Vault` Class.

In second step I created `di.xml` in my module and write below code:

    <type name="VendorName\ModuleName\Model\Payment\Payflowpro">
        <arguments>
            <argument name="vault" xsi:type="object">PayflowProCreditCardVaultFacade</argument>
        </arguments>
     </type>  

here type is used for assigning object value which I passed in my module class

Now last steps I create `VirtualType` in my `di.xml` for assigning `provider` to Vault Class.

     <virtualType name="PayflowProCreditCardVaultFacade" type="Magento\Vault\Model\Method\Vault">
        <arguments>
            <argument name="config" xsi:type="object">PayflowProVaultPaymentConfig</argument>
            <argument name="valueHandlerPool" xsi:type="object">PayflowProVaultPaymentValueHandlerPool</argument>
            <argument name="vaultProvider" xsi:type="object">Magento\Paypal\Model\Payflow\Transparent</argument>
            <argument name="code" xsi:type="const">Magento\Paypal\Model\Payflow\Transparent::CC_VAULT_CODE</argument>
        </arguments>
    </virtualType>