Before you commit
Understand the risks of unaudited contracts, token behavior and transaction checks.
Smart-contract risk
This risk applies to locked principal, campaign funding and accrued rewards. Transaction simulations and the app's account, network and term checks help prevent some mistakes; they are not a security certification.
Permissionless does not mean risk-free
A token can change its transfer rules, blacklist a wallet, pause transfers or report misleading balances and supply. Rebasing tokens, unusual shared-balance token designs and transfers that charge an extra amount are unsupported. A deposit that succeeds today does not guarantee a withdrawal can succeed later.
The vault promises no protection from changes in token price or liquidity. A zero protocol penalty at maturity describes the vault's fee treatment; it does not guarantee the token's purchasing power or transfer behavior. Rewards also carry the risks of their own token.
What to review in your wallet
- Check the connected account, network, token address and amount before approving or confirming.
- Read the current unlock date, penalty terms and any reward forfeiture or replacement commitment.
- Distinguish an approval from the action it permits. Cancelling after approval leaves that allowance in place until used or changed.
- Treat a submitted transaction as pending until its receipt confirms success. Network fees can still be spent by a transaction that reverts.
The app simulates writes and binds each flow to the selected account and network. Current terms must load before locking or extending, and the campaign fee must load before funding.
Common questions
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Can I add to a position? | Create another lock for additional principal. Extension changes time, not amount. |
| Can I claim part of the principal? | No. Release and early exit close the whole position. |
| Why are rewards not increasing? | There may be no funded campaign, its window may have ended, its floor may not be met, or reward data may be unavailable. |
| Why is an action disabled? | Read the displayed reason: common causes include an unverified configuration, wrong network, paused deposits, invalid duration or unavailable current terms. |
| Are the contracts audited? | No. The smart contracts have not been independently audited. |