Treasury Vault
testnetDeploy a DeFindex vault that you own. Nirium takes only the RebalanceManager role - it can move funds between the strategies inside your vault, and nothing else.
1 · Deploy your vault
You sign with your own wallet. You become the Manager, the Emergency Manager and the Fee Receiver - all three. The vault fee is set to 0. Each vault holds one asset, the one of the strategy you pick (USDC or CETES): the agent moves it between idle and the strategy, and never swaps one asset for the other.
Before you continue: the vault is a DeFindex contract - not Nirium’s - and the funds are yours from the first block; Nirium never holds them and cannot withdraw them. The vault fee is set to 0, so nobody takes a cut of the yield: DeFindex’s share is half of that fee, which today is half of 0, and only you, as Manager, can change it. Nirium charges no percentage of your capital. The strategy and the network have their own costs. Smart contracts carry risk even when audited. This is software, not financial advice, and it is not offered where local law restricts these services.
2 · Verify, deposit and rebalance
Paste a vault id in the box above to deposit and move funds between idle and the strategy. A vault you deploy in step 1 loads here on its own.
On testnet you can ask the agent to Invest or Unwind with the buttons above, to see it work. It signs with its own key and can only move funds between the vault and its strategy. On mainnet there is no button: the agent decides on its own. How the node works