FAQs

Where does the yield come from?

YieldFi deploys user capital across yield-bearing blue-chip DeFi protocols, generating stable returns for investors. These returns are distributed to holders of YieldFi’s index products in the form of yield-bearing tokens.

What could be the potential risks?

1. Smart Contract Risk

2. Underlying Investment Risk

3. Drawdown Risks

4. OpSec Risks

What's your Risk Management Strategy?

At YieldFi, risk management is at the core of our operations, ensuring yield generation without compromising safety:

• Smart Contract Risk – YieldFi's smart contracts have been audited multiple times by Tier 1 institutional auditors such as Halborn, Spearbit / Cantina, SmartState etc. Additionally, funds are never left idle in the smart contracts, reducing exposure to smart contract related vulnerabilities.

• Diversified Deployment – Assets are split across trusted, blue-chip DeFi protocols (Pendle, Ethena, RWA), ensuring no single point of failure.

• Delta-Neutral Strategies – Market-neutral strategies eliminate directional risk, providing stable returns regardless of price movements.

• Secure Custody – All assets are transferred to whitelisted MPC wallets, requiring a minimum of 3 out of 5 signers to approve any transaction, ensuring maximum security and transparency.

Audit reports: https://docs.yield.fi/resources/audits

What is the lock-in period?

There is no lock-in period. Withdrawals can be requested at any time and processed dynamically within few hours to few days depending on withdraw queue, withdraw size and available liquidity. Alternatively, users can instantly swap their yield-bearing assets for other assets using DEX aggregator such as CowSwap.