Trading vaults are smart contracts that hold your deposited tokens and execute algorithmic trades on your behalf. You deposit a supported token into a vault, the on-chain strategy runs automatically, and you withdraw your balance — plus or minus any gains or losses — whenever you choose. Each vault tracks its own performance history, total value locked (TVL), and fee structure so you can compare vaults before committing funds.Documentation Index
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Standard vaults
Spot trading vaults of type
standard. These vaults trade a currency pair (e.g. BTC/USDT) on-chain and do not use leverage. Suitable for lower-risk algorithmic strategies.Perpetual vaults
Leveraged vaults of type
perp. These vaults trade perpetual futures contracts and apply a leverage multiplier when calculating performance. Higher potential returns come with higher risk.SuperVaults
Vault-of-vaults that aggregate multiple trading bots under a single deposit. Performance metrics are averaged across the connected vaults, and the SuperVault contract rebalances allocations automatically.
Vault properties
Every vault exposes a consistent set of fields from theVault entity. Understanding these fields helps you evaluate a vault before depositing.
Identity and configuration
Unique identifier for the vault, used in all API calls.
Human-readable display name.
Blockchain network the vault is deployed on. Defaults to
bsc (BNB Smart Chain).On-chain address of the vault smart contract.
The deposit/withdrawal token (e.g.
USDT, BUSD). This is the token you deposit and receive back.The traded asset (e.g.
BTC, ETH). The strategy buys and sells this asset.One of
standard, perp, POOL1, POOL2, POOL3, VAULT1, VAULT2, or VAULT3.Leverage multiplier applied when calculating performance. Standard vaults use
1; perp vaults use higher values.Whether the vault is currently accepting deposits and executing trades.
Flags recently launched vaults.
Fees
Performance fee charged as a percentage of profits.
Fee deducted at deposit time, expressed as a percentage of the deposit amount.
Fee deducted at withdrawal time, expressed as a percentage of the withdrawal amount.
Capacity and value
Maximum total value the vault will accept. Once reached, new deposits are blocked.
Current total value locked in the vault, refreshed periodically.
Risk and strategy
Numeric safety rating assigned to the vault.
Text risk classification (e.g.
low, medium, high).Description of the trading strategy used by the vault.
Performance metrics
The following fields are recalculated every 6 hours from the vault’s closed trade history.Compounded performance over the last 3 months, expressed as a percentage.
Compounded performance over the last 6 months, expressed as a percentage.
Compounded performance over the last 12 months, expressed as a percentage.
Average monthly performance across all recorded months, expressed as a percentage.
Maximum drawdown — the largest peak-to-trough loss recorded in the vault’s history, expressed as a percentage.
Outperformance relative to the market:
perf12 minus the 12-month return of the traded asset on CoinGecko. A positive value means the vault outperformed simply holding the asset.SuperVault linkage
ID of the SuperVault this vault belongs to, if any.
Numeric index of the parent SuperVault.
-1 means no parent.Whether this vault is actively connected to a SuperVault and contributes its trades to the SuperVault trade history.
Next steps
Perpetual vaults
Learn about leveraged vault strategies on perpetual futures.
SuperVaults
Understand vault-of-vaults and automatic rebalancing.
Depositing and withdrawing
Step-by-step guide to moving funds in and out of vaults.
Performance metrics
Understand how vault performance is calculated and displayed.