Liquidity

Every vault defines its own liquidity policy based on the characteristics of its underlying investment strategy.

Some vaults may support near-instant onchain redemptions, while others may include redemption windows, notice periods, or lock-up terms to better align investor liquidity with the liquidity of the underlying assets. Each vault clearly discloses its redemption policy before capital is allocated.

Liquidity terms are designed to protect both existing and redeeming investors.

Rather than applying a single redemption model across the platform, each vault adopts liquidity terms appropriate for its investment mandate. Strategies investing in highly liquid markets may offer frequent redemptions, while strategies holding less liquid assets may require longer redemption cycles.

When a redemption request is submitted, it is processed according to the vault’s published liquidity policy.

Depending on the strategy, redemptions may be processed immediately through the smart contract or scheduled for the next available redemption window. Once approved, assets are transferred directly to the investor’s connected wallet.

Each vault publishes its liquidity profile, redemption schedule, applicable fees, notice periods, and any lock-up terms before investors commit capital, ensuring that liquidity expectations are fully understood in advance.