Managing a Vault
After successfully creating your Vault, you’ll be redirected to its management dashboard.
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After successfully creating your Vault, you’ll be redirected to its management dashboard.
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This is your control center for monitoring performance, managing positions, and preparing for withdrawals.
You can return to this page anytime via the vault page, your portfolio, or by selecting the vault from the Credit Account dropdown menu.
This screen provides a live overview of your vault’s performance, withdrawal status, and available management actions.
Here are the key elements you'll find on the vault dashboard:
Vault Summary (left panel) Shows your vault’s title, description, APY, total value locked (TVL), performance fee %, and the withdrawal freeze period. It also includes your Stargaze-linked identity (if connected).
Performance Fee Panel (top panel)
Shows how much in fees you’ve earned. You can only claim performance fees once per month — typically during a claim window. A Claim button will be enabled when eligible.
Note: The displayed fee amount is based on the vault’s accrued PnL, which only updates when a user deposits into or withdraws from the vault. If there’s no user activity, the value may appear unchanged even if your positions are profitable.
Deposit / Unlock Buttons You can deposit additional funds into your own vault or unlock funds if you’ve previously deposited.
Withdrawal Activity Tabs This section is split into three tabs, helping you track and manage vault withdrawals and liquidity. You should monitor it closely to ensure your vault can fulfill queued withdrawals. 1. Withdrawal Summary
Provides a snapshot of your vault’s ability to fulfill user withdrawals. You should monitor this closely.
Includes:
Depositor Withdrawal Period – The lockup duration before users can withdraw
Queued Withdrawals – Number of active user withdrawal requests
Total Withdrawal Value – Combined value of all pending withdrawals
Vault Balance – How much of the deposit asset is available
Accrued PnL – Profit/loss since the last performance fee withdrawal
Updates only on user interactions (e.g., deposits/withdrawals)
Queued Withdrawals vs. Vault Balance – Shows how much has been requested for withdrawal vs. how much of the deposit asset is available.
If there's a shortfall, the system will automatically borrow the asset from the Red Bank to fulfill the withdrawals. It's your responsibility to monitor this and prepare accordingly.
2. Queued Withdrawals
A list of all pending withdrawal requests submitted by users.
3. My Withdrawals
Shows only your personal pending withdrawals (if you’ve deposited into your own vault).
Note: Once the withdrawal timeout expires, a Withdraw button will be enabled. If you have multiple unlocked positions, clicking this button will withdraw all of them at once into your wallet — with just a single transaction to sign.
Health & Position Metrics (bottom panel) Displays key risk indicators such as health factor, leverage, total position value, debt, and current position APY.
If your vault has any active positions, the bottom panel will display additional tabs such as Summary, Balances, and Perps Positions.
As a vault manager, you earn a performance fee based on profits generated by your strategy. You can claim and optionally update this fee, but both actions have some important rules.
You can claim your performance fee once per month, during a designated claim window.
The fee is paid in the base token you selected when creating the vault (e.g. USDC).
If your vault has not generated any profit since the last claim, no fee will be available to withdraw.
Performance fees accrue based on realized profits only.
If your vault closes profitable trades, fees accumulate.
If the vault later incurs losses, the accrued fee decreases — meaning you only earn fees when the strategy is net positive over time
Example: If a vault realizes a $1,000 profit and the performance fee is 10%, the manager earns $100. If the vault later loses that $1,000, the fee accrual resets to $0.
Note: The claimable amount only updates when someone interacts with the vault (e.g. deposits or withdrawals). If there’s no activity, it may appear unchanged even if your positions are profitable.
You can change your performance fee at any time, but only once per month.
When you submit an update, any accrued fee will be withdrawn automatically as part of that transaction.
The maximum allowed fee is 40% — anything above will be rejected.
Tip: If you're planning to adjust your fee, time it strategically around your next claim window.
To begin executing your strategy, click the Manage Vault button from the vault dashboard. This will take you to the Mars trading interface with your vault account preselected for trades, ensuring that all trades you perform are on behalf of the vault — not your personal wallet.
You can also quickly switch between vaults — just like you do with your Credit Accounts — using the Accounts dropdown in the top navigation.
