Vaults earn yield from real-world assets. The rate of return depends on the income produced by those assets (e.g., interest, royalties, lease payments).

Yield is not guaranteed. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

When you mint, you deposit stablecoins and receive vault tokens representing your share of the vault. Yield is reflected in the vault token price over time. When you redeem, you return vault tokens and receive stablecoins based on the current NAV. Redemption times depend on liquidity conditions. While redemptions can take up to 7 days, the average redemption time is around 30 minutes.

Key risks include: credit risk from underlying assets, liquidity risk during redemptions, smart contract risk, and market risk affecting asset valuations. This is not a bank deposit and is not FDIC insured. You could lose some or all of your initially deposited stablecoins.

The vault token price (equivalant to NAV per share in traditional funds) changes over time as the value of the underlying assets changes and yield accrues. You do not need to claim or restake for performance to be reflected in the token price. The token price reflects the total value of assets divided by tokens outstanding.

Yes. The vault smart contracts have been audited by leading security firms including Macro, Pashov, and Spearbit. Audit reports are available in the Security section. However, audits do not guarantee the absence of all vulnerabilities.

Yes, vault tokens are standard ERC-20 tokens that can be used across DeFi. You can provide liquidity, use it as collateral on supported lending platforms, or transfer to other wallets.