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Jupiter Vaults is a set of yield vaults on Solana, available on jup.ag. You deposit an asset, such as USDC, into a vault run by a third-party curator, and the curator puts it to work in a strategy, such as lending on Offerbook or Jupiter Lend. Jupiter provides the vault smart contract and the app, but does not manage any strategy.
Curators, and only curators, design and manage the strategies. Returns are not guaranteed, and you can lose part or all of your deposit. Read the vault’s Risks section and Risks of Jupiter Vaults before you deposit.

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How a vault works

1

You deposit

You deposit an asset the vault accepts, such as USDC, and receive vault shares, a token that represents your part of the vault. See Deposit.
2

The curator puts it to work

The curator deploys the vault’s funds into its strategy, within the limits of the vault smart contract. See Strategies.
3

Your shares earn

The share price rises when the strategy earns and falls when it loses: the strategy’s yield is not paid out separately. On some vaults, incentives are added to the vault too, which also raises the share price. See Shares and yield.
4

You withdraw

Withdrawals follow the vault’s redemption process: instant, through a request with a redemption period, or both, depending on the vault. Requests are settled as liquidity becomes available. See Withdraw.
Both Jupiter and the curator can charge management and performance fees on each vault. See Fees.

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Key features

Curated strategies

Third-party curators design and run each strategy, and present it on the vault page.

Limits enforced onchain

The smart contract caps fees and waiting periods, and never lets vault funds go to an outside wallet.

Instant or standard withdrawals

Withdraw right away on vaults that offer it, or through a request with a redemption period.

Visible allocation

See where the funds are, market by market, and every strategy action recorded onchain.

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Where to find Jupiter Vaults

Go to jup.ag/earn: in the jup.ag sidebar, select Vaults under Earn. The page lists every vault with its curator, strategy, target APY, deposits, capacity and withdrawal type. It works in a desktop or mobile browser.
Jupiter Vaults is not available in the Jupiter Mobile app.

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Access requirements

Jupiter Vaults opens as a private beta. To deposit, you need:
  • Beta access: a wallet on the whitelist, or a wallet that stakes JUP.
  • A vault available in your region. Some vaults are not available in every region: the Bitwise sUSDai Multiply Vault, for example, is not available in the United States and its territories, and its card shows “Unavailable in USA”. You can still use the other vaults.
  • Eligibility: you must meet the Eligibility Requirements, including the knowledge and experience criteria.
  • A wallet that signs transactions directly. Multisig and smart wallets are not supported: the form shows “Wallet not supported”.
On a vault that is not available in your region, or when the app cannot confirm your region, you can view the vault and your position, but you cannot deposit, withdraw, or claim from the app.

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Available vaults

At launch, Jupiter Vaults offers these vaults: Curators can open new vaults over time: the vault list on jup.ag is the reference.

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Next steps

  • Choose a vault: read the vault list and a vault page, and what to check before you deposit.
  • Deposit and Withdraw: step by step, with requests and claims.
  • Risks: what can go wrong, and what the smart contract limits.
  • FAQ: quick answers about access, safety, yield and withdrawals.