Enzyme Finance

Open a Smart Vault, set your rules, and go live—no back office required. Connect a wallet, name the vault, choose the base asset, and define who can interact. Next, configure guardrails: the assets you’ll trade, per‑asset limits, slippage bounds, deposit caps, and pause switches. Add a fee schedule (management, performance, or none), then select which protocol adapters you’ll use for swaps, lending, or staking. If you run a team, assign distinct roles: one key for strategy design, another for execution, and a separate admin for policy updates. With roles and limits in place, you can delegate trading to a desk or bot without sharing custody of funds.

Daily operations are straightforward. Rebalance with a few clicks using integrated DEX routes, or queue transactions for a keeper bot to process when thresholds are met. Roll yield back into the strategy, move collateral between protocols, and update allocations based on market signals. If you need to change parameters—like tightening slippage or lowering deposit limits—adjust the policy modules and push an on‑chain update. All actions are recorded at the vault level, so your team can audit who did what, when, and under which constraints. If market conditions deteriorate, use the pause controls, increase cash buffers, or restrict redemptions to defined windows for orderly exits.

Contributors get a clear, verifiable view before and after they deposit. From the vault’s dashboard, they can inspect share price, net asset value, cumulative PnL, and how fees accrue over time. Trade history, inflows/outflows, and current positions are sourced from chain data via a public indexer, making it easy to cross‑check numbers and export to a spreadsheet or BI tool. Depositing is a standard wallet transaction with an upfront estimate of expected shares; withdrawing works the same way, with transparent fees and execution paths. Because ownership stays in their wallet until a transaction is signed, participants can enter or exit on their own schedule and track performance minute by minute.

For teams and DAOs, reporting and automation come baked in. Query the vault’s GraphQL endpoint to power custom dashboards, treasury snapshots, and month‑end statements. Set alerts for utilization, drawdowns, or fee thresholds, and feed them into Discord or Slack. Build an execution bot that reads policy settings, proposes a trade bundle, and submits it from a delegated key. If you manage multiple vaults, standardize templates: pre‑approved asset lists, common fee structures, and risk presets. This lets you spin up new strategies quickly, monetize performance under transparent terms, and give your community continuous, on‑chain proof of how funds are managed.