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How to Deposit, Redeem and Migrate DeFi Vaults on Bitpont

Understand vault shares, fees, liquidity constraints and supported withdrawal or migration paths.

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Updated 27 October 2026

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Inspect and enter a vault

  1. Choose network and deposit asset.

    Find the vault through Earn and confirm the exact contract or product identity. Read the manager, strategy, accepted token and withdrawal terms.

  2. Compare returns and costs.

    Distinguish a historical return from current APR or APY. Check management or performance fees where disclosed, and include network or conversion costs in the operation.

  3. Review the deposit.

    Connect the intended wallet, refresh the balance and enter the amount in the displayed units. Approve only the token and spender in the review, then verify the deposit transaction.

  4. Track shares and underlying.

    Refresh the position. The number of shares need not equal the number of deposited tokens. An underlying estimate is not another wallet balance.

Redeem or recover liquidity

Use Withdraw or Redeem and check whether the input is assets or shares. Normal redemption depends on available liquidity and the vault contract. If a documented in-kind or force-withdrawal route is exposed, read exactly what assets or positions it returns and the conditions it requires. Do not assume it produces an immediate stablecoin balance.

Migrate to another supported vault

A migration must match the products and assets supported by the selected route. Review source shares, destination shares, permissions, slippage and costs. Atomic migration applies only where the reviewed transaction explicitly provides it. Keep completed preliminary approvals and separately executed swaps in the recovery record.