Three indicative bands, from tokenized T-bills to market-neutral strategies, each run as a non-custodial vault under your brand.
Platforms usually open Earn with a single low-risk product and add a higher-yield band once it has a track record. Some want no DeFi exposure at all and start with tokenized money market funds or an offchain lending facility.
Each band carries its own risk disclosures, and your risk team reviews them one at a time. Balances stay in USDC or USDT throughout.
The most conservative band. Idle USDC or USDT goes into tokenized Treasury and money market funds and earns the T-bill rate around the clock, weekends included, held onchain and redeemable at NAV. A cash-management version keeps a liquid buffer sized to daily settlement and pays out instant redemptions from it, and platform float earns until the moment it's needed.
A professional manager allocates across blue-chip lending, fixed-rate positions and funding-rate capture. The real-world-asset version holds managed baskets of tokenized credit and bond funds instead, with no crypto-market exposure.
Quant rate arbitrage and options with no directional exposure, a basket of yield-bearing RWAs looped against stablecoin borrowing, or tokenized equities hedged with equity perps to earn funding.
Bands group the indicative yield of the underlying assets before vault fees. Rates float with market conditions and no return is guaranteed.
MonadDepositors hold the receipt token and redeem at NAV under each vault's published withdrawal terms.
Upshift's multi-oracle engine prices every position, and the curator has no say in its own mark. The price is visible in real time.
The policy engine restricts deployment by chain, protocol, token and contract function. Anything outside the mandate reverts.
Plug into a live vault through the SDK today, or have a new vault built to your mandate, permissioned or open. Read the Tria case study or the Kraken Institutional case study.
Low holds tokenized Treasury and money-market funds. Mid holds blue-chip lending and fixed-rate positions, or tokenized credit and bond funds. High runs market-neutral strategies, looped carry or equity basis. Every position is readable onchain and on app.upshift.finance.
Yes. Three options stay clear of DeFi lending protocols entirely: tokenized money market funds holding short-dated US Treasuries, a cash account with instant redemptions for platform float, and offchain lending facilities that lend vault liquidity to vetted institutional borrowers against collateral, with margin and liquidations handled offchain. Each has its own trade-off, fund issuer terms for the first two and borrower credit risk for the third, disclosed band by band.
No. Deposits stay in USDC or USDT the whole time and earn a 24/7 T-bill rate, with no off-ramp to fiat and back.
No. The bands group indicative yields to make the menu readable. Live vault rates float with market conditions and are shown on each vault page.
Upshift vaults are non-custodial. The vault contract holds the pooled assets, and each depositor holds a receipt token they redeem at NAV under the vault's published withdrawal terms. Curators can only move funds between whitelisted protocols. Institutions that need a qualified custodian can allocate from their Kraken qualified custody account.
Yes. You can plug into a live vault or have a new one built to your mandate, and either can be permissioned (KYC and an allow list of depositors) or open to anyone. Users deposit through your own front end via the SDK, or through a branded page Upshift hosts for you.
Tell us which balances you hold and who they belong to. We'll come back with the bands that fit, the vaults behind them and a timeline.