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A non-custodial front door for curated on-chain vaults. UYield is not a bank, custodian, or financial adviser, and never holds your funds.

FXRP is XRP represented on Flare Networks so it can be used in smart contracts there. Depositing FXRP into the vault is separate from moving XRP onto Flare Networks. Bridge and network risks are explained on the Risk page.

UYield is the product front door. Re7 is the curator (runs strategies inside the mandate). Flare Networks is the blockchain infrastructure for FXRP. IPOR is vault infrastructure with a policy engine and agentic tooling. IPOR is not the curator.

You send FXRP from your wallet into the IPOR-based vault contract. Re7 deploys assets within on-chain policy limits. UYield never receives the assets.

Curator materials describe futures/basis, collateralized borrow into yield opportunities, and DeFi liquidity provisioning. Categories are not return promises. Allocations stay inside IPOR policy limits.

Returns are not guaranteed and can be zero or negative. UYield does not publish APY or target-yield figures on marketing pages. When live, any rate shown will state method, date, and whether it is net of fees.

Withdrawals process on an interval-based cycle via the vault UI. Interval length is TBD and will be shown before deposit.

Depositors may receive rFLR and/or IPOR platform incentives. Rates and eligibility are not published here and can change.

No. UYield is non-custodial. Assets go to the vault smart contract. Curator materials also describe institutional custody tooling for strategy operations; custodians are not named on this site. See Risk.

Fee schedules are TBD until a dated term sheet and counsel review. Nothing is final until a dated term sheet and counsel review.

Smart-contract bugs, curator or policy outcomes, FXRP/bridge and Flare Networks risks, market and funding moves, and withdrawal delays. You could lose some or all of your deposit. Full risk disclosure.