🎮Platform Guide

Overview

This page explains the Vault interface on Secured Finance.

At this stage, the Vault interface allows users to perform two actions only:

  • Deposit assets into a Vault

  • Withdraw assets from a Vault

All information shown on the screen relates directly to these actions or to the current Vault status.


Vault Header

At the top of the Vault page, you will see the Vault header.

This section displays:

  • Vault name Example: JPYC

  • Vault contract address The on-chain address of the Vault contract

  • Network and asset information Example: JPYC on Ethereum

  • Summary metrics

    • Total deposited The total amount of assets currently deposited into the Vault

    • Historical APY The annualized yield based on past performance

    • Value in asset The current estimated value of your position in the base asset

These values update automatically based on on-chain data.


Deposit and Withdraw Tabs

Below the header, there are two tabs:

  • Deposit

  • Withdraw

These tabs define the actions you can take in the Vault.


Deposit Tab

The Deposit tab is used to deposit assets from your wallet into the Vault.

Fields Explained

  • From wallet The asset that will be sent from your wallet Example: JPYC

  • Amount The amount of the asset you want to deposit You can click Max to use your full wallet balance

  • To vault The Vault share token you will receive Example: yvJPYC

  • You will receive An estimate of how many Vault Shares you will receive This value depends on the current share price

How Deposits Work

  1. Enter the deposit amount

  2. Approve the asset (if required)

  3. Confirm the deposit transaction

Once completed, Vault Shares are credited to your wallet.


Withdraw Tab

The Withdraw tab is used to redeem Vault Shares and receive assets back to your wallet.

Fields Explained

  • From vault The Vault share token you are redeeming Example: yvJPYC

  • Amount The number of Vault Shares you want to redeem You can click Max to withdraw all shares

  • To wallet The asset that will be returned to your wallet Example: JPYC

  • You will receive An estimate of the asset amount you will receive This value depends on the current share price

How Withdrawals Work

  1. Enter the withdrawal amount

  2. Confirm the transaction in your wallet

After confirmation, the asset is sent to your wallet.


About Tab

The About tab provides general information about the Vault.

This section includes:

  • A short Vault description

  • Historical APY data

  • Fee information, such as:

    • Management fee

    • Performance fee

All values shown reflect the current configuration of the Vault.


Strategies Tab

The Strategies tab shows how assets deposited in the Vault are allocated.

In this section, you may see:

  • The name of the strategy currently used by the Vault Example: Secured Finance JPYC Lender

  • Allocation percentage The portion of Vault assets allocated to each strategy

  • Unallocated balance Assets that are not currently allocated to a strategy

This tab is informational only. Users cannot change strategy allocation.


Info Tab

The Info tab displays additional Vault-related information, such as:

  • Vault metadata

  • On-chain references

  • Supporting technical details

This tab is intended for users who want more context about the Vault.


Risk Tab

The Risk tab outlines risks associated with depositing into the Vault.

This section typically includes:

  • Smart contract risk

  • Strategy-related risk

  • Liquidity risk

Users are encouraged to review this information before depositing assets.


Transaction Confirmation

All actions in the Vault require confirmation through your wallet.

  • Deposits

  • Withdrawals

  • Approvals

Transactions are completed once confirmed on-chain.


Summary

Using the current Vault interface, users can:

  • Deposit assets from their wallet into a Vault

  • Withdraw assets by redeeming Vault Shares

  • View Vault status, allocation, and basic performance metrics

For details on how Vaults and strategies work internally, refer to the Core Mechanics section.

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